ASOS apologises after unauthorised access to customer data

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 19:25 · Archive

ASOS said an unauthorised party accessed customer data but not payment information.

ASOS has apologised to customers following a data breach in which an unauthorised party gained access to their information. The online fashion retailer stressed that no payment card data was compromised and that its website and mobile app remain safe to use.

The company said protecting customers remains its priority, though it did not specify what data was accessed or how many people were affected.

How it is being reported

• 'Our priority will always be to protect our customers': ASOS issue update after customer data breachASOS has apologised to customers after an unauthorised party gained access to their data, but assures them that no payment card information was accessed and the website and app remain safe to use.Birmingham World · 9 Oct, 18:49
• 'Our priority will always be to protect our customers': ASOS issue update after customer data breachASOS has apologised to customers after an unauthorised party gained access to their data, but assures them that no payment card information was accessed and the website and app remain safe to use.Express & Star · 9 Oct, 18:49

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