Toys “R” Us Canada Data Breach: Personal Info Goes on Dark Web Toy Voyage

Toys “R” Us Canada customers got an unexpected surprise when their personal info took a detour to the dark web. While no credit card data was compromised, names and contact details were snagged. The company urges vigilance against potential phishing attacks. Remember, if a talking teddy bear asks for your PIN, just say no!

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Looks like Toys “R” Us Canada is the latest store to experience a not-so-fun game of “hide and seek” with their customers’ personal data. While they may not have lost any passwords or credit card info, it’s safe to say that losing your name, address, and email on the dark web is a toy story no one asked for!

Key Points:

  • Toys “R” Us Canada notified customers of a data breach affecting personal information.
  • Customer data was leaked on the dark web, but no sensitive financial info was compromised.
  • The company hired third-party cybersecurity experts for containment and investigation.
  • Customers are advised to be vigilant against phishing attempts and impersonators.
  • Details about the breach’s timeline, affected individuals, and responsible parties remain unclear.

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