"Cartier confirmed that the compromised data includes client names, email addresses, and countries of residence, but assured that no financial information was breached."
"The recent string of breaches affecting high-end brands like Cartier signifies a growing concern over security vulnerabilities in the luxury sector."
"Despite multiple luxury brand breaches, there is evidence that various attackers are involved, indicating a fragmented landscape of cyber threats rather than a single threat actor."
"Cartier's breach adds to a worrying trend among luxury brands, raising questions on the adequacy of their cybersecurity measures."
Cartier has reported a data breach affecting clients, with compromised information including names, email addresses, and countries of residence, but reassuringly, no sensitive financial data was involved. The incident adds to a series of breaches affecting high-profile luxury brands like Dior and Tiffany, occurring amid a spike in cyber attacks across the sector. Importantly, not all breaches appear to be the work of a single cybercriminal group, indicating a complex threat landscape facing luxury brands, especially in Europe and the U.S.
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