The North Face and Cartier have reported customer data breaches attributed to cyber attacks, following a recent trend affecting various major retailers. North Face revealed a "small-scale" attack where unauthorized access led to the theft of customer names and email addresses, while Cartier confirmed temporary access to their system, limited to client information without financial data loss. Both brands warned affected customers to change passwords, and the UK's National Crime Agency is prioritizing efforts to capture the criminals behind these incidents. As retailers increasingly face cyber threats, securing customer information remains paramount.
The recent cyber attacks on The North Face and Cartier highlight a concerning trend in the retail industry, with customer data breaches increasingly common among high-profile brands.
North Face informed customers that the attack involved a technique known as credential stuffing, which exploits reused passwords from previous breaches, compromising personal information.
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