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Guess, the U.S.-based fashion brand and retailer, has been the victim of a data breach, a report from Bleeping Computer said Monday July 12 .Guess, which operates 1,041 stores in the Americas, Europe and Asia, said that there had been unauthorized access to its system between February 2, 2021, and February 23, 2021. On May 26, 2021,聽the investigation determined that personal information聽related to certain聽individuals may have been聽accessed or acquired by an聽unauthorized actor. The fashion retailer had been able to identify every impacted address as of June stanley cup 3. It began emailing impacted users with complimentary identity theft protection services shortly after, through the service Experian. The information exposed in the attack included personal and financial information and affected around 1,300 people, according to information filed with Maine attorney general. The investigation determined that Social Security numbers, drivers license numbers, passport numbers and/or financial account numbers may have been accessed stanley nz or acquired, the company said, per Bleeping Computer. The report from Bleeping Computer added that the information stolen also included the stanley romania Financial Account Number or Credit/Debit Card Number in combination with security code, access code, password or PIN for the account .According to Guess, the company has since implemented new security measures. It is also working with law enforcement on the still-ongoing investigation.PYMNTS has reporte Ypiz The Instability Of In-Store Associates Takes Its Toll
Lawsuits are pilin kubki stanley g up over the data breach at Anthem, the second-largest U.S. health insurer, that exposed personal data stanley mugs about 80 million individuals. The latest was filed on Wednesday Feb. 18 in Denver, the Denver Post reported.The class-action lawsuit names Mary Mellon, a Denver County resident, as the plaintiff, and argues that Anthem should have discovered the Dec. 10 breach earlier than Jan. 27, and should have told affected customers about it before Feb. 5, when the company put a notification of the breach on its website.The lawsuit also says Anthem failed to prevent phishing emails in the wake of the breach, and has failed to tell each of the 80 million affected customers precisely which information about that customer was stolen. The complaint specifically accuses Anthem of negligence, breach of contract and failing to report the breach in a timely manner.Another Denver class-action lawsuit, this stanley termohrnek one naming Colorado resident Dana Hills as plaintiff, accuses Anthem of charging its customers enhanced membership fees and insurance premiums in exchange for Anthems repeated promises of data security and protection, which Anthem failed to deliver. Defendant was able to charge higher premiums, as consumers are willing to pay more for the security of their data, and would obviously pay less if they knew the truth that such data was not actually going to be protected, the complaint says.Patrick Peluso, the attorney who filed the Hills lawsuit, es |
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