Fashion giant Dior confirms customer data accessed in cyber attack


Luxury French fashion brand Dior is the latest high-profile retail firm to be hit by a cyber attack. In a statement, Dior said customer data was accessed as a result, however, no financial information was impacted.

The incident comes in the wake of a number of UK retailers, including Marks and Spencer and Co-op, being hit by hackers. The scale of the breach remains unclear, but the company is in the process of informing affected customers “where necessary”.

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Source: MSN News


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