Domino’s data breach: Credit card details of over 10 lakh Indians allegedly leaked
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A data breach in the servers of Domino’s, the pizza brand, has allegedly exposed sensitive information of its Indian users, according to Israel-based cybersecurity firm, Under The Breach.
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(This story originally appeared in on Apr 20, 2021)NEW DELHI: A data breach in the servers of Domino’s, the pizza brand, has allegedly exposed sensitive information of its Indian users, according to Israel-based cybersecurity firm, Under The Breach.
The database with details of over 18 crore orders and sensitive information, including name, phone numbers, email addresses and credit card details of over 10 lakh users, is on sale on the dark web, UTB said. Domino’s parent company
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Anam Ajmal / TNN / Updated: Apr 20, 2021, 07:37 IST
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NEW DELHI: A data breach in the servers of Domino’s, the pizza brand, has allegedly exposed sensitive information of its Indian users, according to Israel-based cybersecurity firm, Under The Breach.
The database with details of over 18 crore orders and sensitive information, including name, phone numbers, email addresses and credit card details of over 10 lakh users, is on sale on the dark web, UTB said. Domino’s parent company Jubilant Food-Works didn’t deny the breach, but refuted claims financial data was leaked.
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