Chanel Inc. has notified its U.S. customers of a recent data security breach affecting its client database. The company revealed that on July 25, they identified unauthorized access to a U.S.-hosted database managed by a third-party provider, resulting in the exposure of certain client information. Chanel assured that no malware was involved and operations remain unaffected. Upon discovery, the firm activated its incident response measures and enlisted cybersecurity experts to investigate.
The compromised data included limited details—names, email addresses, mailing addresses, and phone numbers—pertaining only to individuals who contacted Chanel’s U.S. customer service center. The affected clients have been promptly informed, and Chanel emphasized that no additional sensitive data was compromised.
The company advised customers to remain vigilant against suspicious communications and to avoid sharing personal information or clicking on unknown links. Chanel reaffirmed its commitment to data security and apologized for the incident, providing a dedicated helpline for inquiries.
This breach underscores the increasing prevalence of cyberattacks targeting the retail sector, with rece...
Chanel Discloses Data Breach Impacting U.S. Client Records Amid Rising Retail Cyberattacks
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