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Westfield Hack: Customer Data Compromised

Summary

  • Westfield's customer database for loyalty program members was hacked.
  • Names, emails, phone numbers, and birth dates were accessed.
  • No bank details or passwords were compromised in the breach.
Westfield Hack: Customer Data Compromised

Westfield has alerted customers to a cyberattack that compromised its database for loyalty program members and newsletter subscribers. The breach affected shoppers at both its major London shopping centers, Westfield Stratford and Westfield White City.

Information accessed by unauthorized individuals may include customers' names, email addresses, telephone numbers, postcodes, and dates of birth. However, the company has stated that no bank details or passwords were taken.

While Westfield has found no evidence of fraudulent use of customer data, it cautions that phishing attempts or other unauthorized activities may still occur. Shoppers are urged to remain vigilant and cautious of any suspicious calls, emails, or text messages, particularly those requesting payment details.

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