The Korea Times reports:
Luxury jewelry brand Cartier has confirmed a breach of customer data, raising concerns over data security among high-end brands following recent incidents involving Dior and Tiffany.
The company sent out an email Tuesday informing its customers that an “unauthorized third party” accessed its systems temporarily and obtained certain customer information.
While Cartier assured customers that sensitive financial data such as passwords, credit card numbers and bank account information were not compromised, the brand said it has confirmed that the compromised data possibly includes customer names, email addresses, birth dates and country of residence.
Read more at The Korea Times.
