Harrods Confirms Data Breach via Third-Party Provider
Harrods has confirmed a data breach affecting its online customers. The retailer reassured customers that its own systems had not been directly hacked, attributing the incident to a third-party provider. No payment details or passwords were compromised.
Harrods described the breach as 'isolated' and 'contained', and is working closely with the third-party provider to address the issue. The retailer confirmed that personal data such as names and contact information were accessed. This breach is unrelated to a previous attempted cyber attack on Harrods in May.
Four suspects aged between 17 and 20 were arrested in connection with some of these breaches. Harrods joins a list of major UK brands, including Marks & Spencer, the Co-op, and Jaguar Land Rover, that have suffered hacks this year. The retailer has notified relevant authorities about the incident.
Harrods has confirmed a data breach involving a third-party provider. While no financial details were compromised, personal data was accessed. The retailer is working to resolve the issue and has informed authorities. This breach serves as a reminder of the potential risks associated with third-party providers.
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