The letter templates didn't reveal the exact data types involved in the breach; instead, nondescript mail merge code is in its place.
RansomHub claims attackers stole not only names and ID numbers but also birthplace, dates of birth, home addresses, heights, and race.
Christie's offered 12 months of credit monitoring, believing the stolen information hasn't been misused, and cooperated with law enforcement in their investigation.
A robust review found systems were accessed by an unauthorized actor, files were copied, and individuals impacted were notified promptly after investigation completion on May 30, 2024.
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