Auchan Data Breach: Loyalty Cardholders’ Info Leaked in Cyberattack Fiasco!

Auchan has been hit by a cyberattack, exposing customer loyalty data like names and addresses. While your bank details are safe, your loyalty card number might be out there making new friends. Stay alert for phishing, and remember: Auchan will never ask for your passwords—only your undying love for their discounts.

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Looks like Auchan’s loyalty program just got a little too friendly with the wrong crowd. With sensitive data on the loose, loyal customers might start feeling like they’re in a bad romance with their favorite French retailer. While Auchan’s loyalty points won’t help redeem this situation, customers can at least earn some street cred in the ever-growing club of data breach survivors. Remember, in the world of retail, it’s not about the points you collect, but the data you protect!

Key Points:

– Auchan’s loyalty program data for several hundred thousand customers was exposed in a cyberattack.
– Sensitive information such as names, addresses, and loyalty card numbers were accessed.
– Bank data, passwords, and PIN numbers were not affected, providing a small sigh of relief.
– Auchan has notified the French Data Protection Authority (CNIL) and advised customers on phishing risks.
– The breach is part of a recent wave of cyberattacks targeting major French companies.

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