Lidl Notified Online Shop Customers in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands of a Data Breach
Lidl disclosed a third-party data breach affecting online shop customers in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Payment data was not exposed. Lidl contacted customers of its online shop in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands last week to inform them that their personal data had been stolen in an attack on an external IT service provider. […]
Lidl contacted customers of its online shop in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands last week to inform them that their personal data had been stolen in an attack on an external IT service provider. The discount chain, owned by Schwarz Group, published separate notifications on its customer service websites in Belgium and the Netherlands.
The breach was discovered at the beginning of last week. The stolen data covers salutation, first and last name, phone number, email address, date of birth, and customer number for anyone who used Lidl’s online shop.
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