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Samsung leaked data of a few UK Customers

The South Korean multinational conglomerate Samsung announced that customers’ personal information was leaked online due to a “technical error” Samsung announced that customers’ personal information was exposed online through its website due to a “technical error.” The glitch only affected the U.K. website (http://samsung.com/UK) for a total of 150 impacted customers. “People who logged on were […]

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The South Korean multinational conglomerate Samsung announced that customers’ personal information was leaked online due to a “technical error”

Samsung announced that customers’ personal information was exposed online through its website due to a “technical error.”

The glitch only affected the U.K. website (http://samsung.com/UK) for a total of 150 impacted customers.

“People who logged on were able to see someone else’s name, phone number, address, email address and previous orders. Samsung said it did not leak card details.” reported Associated Press.

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Pierluigi Paganini

(SecurityAffairs – data leak, Samsung)

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