Indian car-sharing service Zoomcar reported a significant data breach, affecting the personal data of at least 8.4 million customers. The company became aware of the breach on June 9 after employees received communications from a hacker claiming access to their systems. While sensitive financial data appears safe, Zoomcar has begun enhancing its security protocols, engaging cybersecurity experts, and notifying authorities. Despite these measures, it remains unclear whether affected customers have been informed about the incident or if any details about the hacker are known. Founded in 2013, Zoomcar operates in multiple countries with millions of users.
Indian car-sharing marketplace Zoomcar has revealed that a hacker accessed the personal data of at least 8.4 customers, including their names, phone numbers, and car registration numbers.
The company stated that it became aware of the incident after some of its employees received external communications from a threat actor who claimed to have gained access to the company's data.
However, Zoomcar has not yet said if it has informed affected customers about the incident, and whether it has any information about the hacker.
Upon discovery, the company promptly activated its incident response plan, ensuring a swift reaction to the data breach.
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