7 months ago
Under Armour Data Breach Affects 72 Million Customers
Under Armour, a sportswear company, had a data breach where an unauthorized person got some information about 72 million customers.
The information includes names, emails, and dates of birth.
Under Armour says that the systems used for payments and passwords were not affected.
They are still investigating the issue with the help of cybersecurity experts.
The company also mentioned that only a very small number of customers had sensitive information that might have been compromised.
They are working to fix the problem and keep customer information safe.
Under Armour experienced a data breach affecting 72 million customers.
Compromised data includes names, emails, and dates of birth.
Payment systems and customer passwords were not affected.
The company is investigating the breach with external cybersecurity experts.
Only a very small percentage of customers had sensitive information compromised.
- Who
- Under Armour customers
- What
- Data breach
- Where
- Under Armour systems
- When
- Ongoing investigation
- Why
- Unauthorized third-party access
Key facts
- Company
- Under Armour
- Affected Customers
- 72,000,000
- Data Compromised
- Names, emails, dates of birth
- Payment Systems Affected
- No
- Passwords Compromised
- No
- Investigation Status
- Ongoing
- Sensitive Data Compromised
- Very small percentage
Quotes
Matt Dornic
Spokesperson for Under Armour
“The company is aware of claims that an unauthorized third party obtained certain data.”
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“Our investigation of this issue, with the assistance of external cybersecurity experts, is ongoing. Importantly, at this time, there’s no evidence to suggest this issue affected UA.com or systems used to process payments or store customer passwords. What we know at this time is that the number of affected customers with any sort of information that could be considered sensitive is a very small percentage.”
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