LONDON, Oct 8 (Reuters) - British online fashion retailer ASOS said on Thursday that a cybersecurity breach earlier this week ...

Customers posted screenshots of a notification that declared "ASOS HACKED." The retailer said some basic personal info may have been accessed.

Experts say breadth of data accessed could help attackers devise “highly convincing” phishing scams ...

Asos has told its customers hackers are in possession of detailed profiles of potentially millions of the online store's users. It issued the update after BBC News told the retailer it had been ...

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The unusual public extortion attempt demonstrates a troubling form of access. Experts say other retailers should take note.

Asos has admitted that hackers were able to send a notification to customers threatening to leak their data after tricking an employee to share login details.

The Xuanye Group used the stolen credentials to access third-party platforms Asos uses to communicate with customers ...

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Anastasia Tikhonova, global head of threat research at Group-IB, found that the Telegram channel included in the bizarre push notification sent to ASOS customers was brand new – created on October 6 – ...

ASOS customers around the world receive app notifications claiming the fashion retailer has been the victim of a hack attack.