- Country: Australia
Rogue phone alert sent to fashion giant Asos customers
Fashion company Asos has urged customers to disregard a phone alert sent to customers which said it had been hacked.
Fashion company Asos has urged customers to disregard a phone alert sent to customers which said it had been hacked.
Australian is one of the largest customer bases for the British retailer, which confirmed a major hack after a chilling notification was sent to customers.
Hackers have sent a chilling message directly to ASOS customers, sparking fears over what information may have been compromised.
ASOS says hackers gained unauthorized access to third-party platforms it uses and sent an "ASOS HACKED" push notification directly to customers, apparently as part of an extortion attempt. The clothing and beauty store says some basic personal information may have been accessed but does not believe…
Asos says people should not engage with the unauthorised notification and says it'll provide further information.
De Britse kledingwebsite ASOS heeft bevestigd dat dinsdagochtend een 'ongeautoriseerde klantmelding' is verstuurd. Eerder op de dag werd bekend dat gebruikers van de app een melding hadden ontvangen, waaruit kon worden opgemaakt dat de systemen van ASOS zijn gehackt. Het bedrijf laat weten…
The fashion giant urged customers to disregard a phone alert sent to customers which said Asos had been hacked.
Asos has apologised to customers who were sent a phone alert saying the online retailer had been hacked. The fashion giant said it is investigating “unauthorised activity” involving a third-party platform and urged customers to disregard the notification and not click it or any links on it. The…
The fashion giant urged customers to disregard a phone alert sent to customers which said Asos had been hacked.
Customers posted screenshots of a notification that declared "ASOS HACKED." The retailer said some basic personal info may have been accessed.