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ASOS Appears Hacked, Threatening Israeli Shoppers and Stock
Users of the ASOS online store in Israel and elsewhere reported a suspected hack, with hackers threatening to release stolen data. The incident caused ASOS shares to drop over 14% on the London Stock Exchange.
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What happened
- 01ASOS users in Israel reported a suspected hack, with hackers threatening to publish stolen data.
- 02ASOS shares dropped over 14% on the London Stock Exchange following the breach reports.
- 03Hackers threatened to publish stolen data and directed users to a Telegram channel.
- 04Israeli cybersecurity expert Osher Cohen warned of increased phishing and fraud risks.
- 05Customers are advised to avoid clicking suspicious links and to change their passwords.
Cybersecurity experts warn of potential phishing scams and advise users to avoid clicking suspicious links and change passwords.
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