The Independent on MSN
Asos hack was worse than thought and personal information is at risk
Asos hack was worse than thought and customers’ personal information at risk - Cyber attackers impersonated a ‘trusted contact’ and broke into shop’s systems ...
Users of the mobile app shared their concerns after the threatening notification appeared on their screens - but steps can be taken ...
The Cool Down on MSN
H&M investigates cyberattack claims after ASOS incident involving unauthorized activity
Even when payment cards and passwords aren't exposed, attackers can still use contact information to craft scam messages.
Evening Standard on MSN
Asos apologises to customers after ‘unauthorised activity’
Asos apologises to customers after ‘unauthorised activity’ - The fashion giant urged customers to disregard a phone alert sent to customers which said Asos had been hacked.
ASOS customers face phishing risks after the ASOS hack, though stolen records remain unproven. See which risks affect shoppers ...
Experts say breadth of data accessed could help attackers devise “highly convincing” phishing scams ...
The hackers alerted the fashion giant's customers through a push notification that said they had "fully compromised" the company's cloud storage.
Asos confirmed an "unauthorised customer notification" was sent out via its app on Tuesday, after users raised alarm.
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