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Australia's Woolworths Group Ltd said on Friday its majority-owned online retailer MyDeal identified that a "compromised user credential" was used to access ...

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Australia's Woolworths Group Ltd said on Friday its majority-owned online retailer, MyDeal, identified that a "compromised user credential" was used to ...

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A data breach has impacted about 2.2 million MyDeal customers exposing names, email addresses, phone numbers, delivery addresses and birth dates.

The Woolworths Group said none of its other platforms or the Everyday Rewards records had been impacted. The Woolworths Group said 1.2 million customers involved in the breach had only had their email addresses exposed. In a statement, the Woolworths Group said MyDeal was contacting the customers who had been impacted by email as well as informing the relevant regulatory authorities and government agencies.

The data of almost 2.2million Australians has been exposed in a fresh breach after Woolworths-owned MyDeal identified a 'compromised user credential' was ...

Data leaked from MyDeal's system included names, email addresses, phone numbers, delivery addresses, and some customers date of births Data leaked from MyDeal's system included names, email addresses, phone numbers, delivery addresses, and some customers date of births. The data of almost 2.2million Australians has been exposed in a fresh breach after Woolworths-owned MyDeal identified a 'compromised user credential' was used to access its systems.

Woolworths revealed on Friday almost 2.2 million users data was exposed after Woolworths owned MyDeal identified that a 'compromised user credential' was ...

CRM accessed via compromised user account. Woolworths subsidiary, online marketplace MyDeal, yesterday stated that 2.2 million customer records had leaked from ...

As a result, Woolworths said that "there has been no compromise of any other Woolworths Group platforms or the Woolworths Group customer or Everyday Rewards records.” “The customer data was accessed within the MyDeal CRM system and the Mydeal.com.au website and app have not been impacted.” “MyDeal does not store payment, drivers licence or passport details, and no customer account passwords or payment details have been compromised in this breach,” the statement said.

About 2.2 million customers of a website owned by Woolworths have had their personal details exposed in a data breach.

25+ news channels in 1 place. The details exposed in the data breach include email addresses, phone numbers, delivery addresses and birth dates. The latest data breach has exposed the email addresses, phone numbers, delivery addresses and birth dates of about 2.2 million MyDeal customers.

Overnight we did see rainfall totals 5-15 millimetres across parts of southern Victoria and Tasmania, but the good news is that the heavy rain has cleared but ...

We have acted quickly to identify and mitigate unauthorised access and have increased the monitoring of networks. The MyDeal.com.au data network and CRM system is operated on a completely separate platform to Woolworths Group. Evacuation orders remained in place along the Mersey and Meander rivers in the north-west last night after record-breaking rain across the state’s top half. There’s a combination of people returning in the north-east in a methodical and managed manner. We had significant amounts of people turn up and support us with filling sandbags in the really early part of this morning … Act as early as you possibly can, if you are not in those affected areas right now but may be effected through the floods in Shepparton and Mooroopna, and keep up to date with all the information on social media platforms. But it is the cleanup, and people will want support, and certainly that is why I am down here today. After the adrenaline and exhilaration and fear of yesterday, it is now sinking in, the river has receded which is great, it is down a lot, where we are now the river would have been over the top of our head. This is just one of the images from yesterday: In Victoria, falls up to 220mm particularly across the Divide and north of that as well. First in Melbourne, flood warnings out for the Maribyrnong and Werribee rivers. And these rivers are expected to remain high for at least a few weeks.

More than 2 million customers have had their personal details compromised in a data breach identified by MyDeal, a subsidiary of the Woolworths Group.

“We have acted quickly to identify and mitigate unauthorised access and have increased the monitoring of networks. The group announced the breach in a notification to the ASX on Friday. “We will continue to work with relevant authorities as we investigate the incident and we will keep our customers fully informed of any further updated impacting them.” About 1.2 million people involved in the breach only had their email addresses exposed. More than 2 million customers have had their personal details compromised in a data breach identified by MyDeal, a subsidiary of the [Woolworths](https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/woolworths) Group.

Millions of customers at a Woolworths-owned online retailer have been rocked by a data breach that has exposed their names, email addresses and phone ...

He said the company has also increased monitoring of their networks. Millions of customers at a Woolworths-owned online retailer have been rocked by a data breach that has exposed their names, email addresses and phone numbers. Millions of customers at a Woolworths-owned online retailer have had their personal data – including phone numbers – exposed in a major data breach.

Millions of customers' details have been exposed in a major data breach at an online shopping site owned by the retail giant Woolworths.

The company said MyDeal’s systems operated on a different platform to the broader group and no Woolworths customer details had been exposed in the breach. MyDeal was in the process of contacting an estimated 2.2 million customers who were affected in the breach, the Woolworths Group said in a statement. The company says a compromised user credential was used to get access to customer information from the MyDeal website.