Superdrug has revealed that hackers may have personal information of some of their Superdrug.com customers– including names, addresses, dates of birth and telephone numbers.
“The hacker shared a number of details with us to try and ‘prove’ he had customer information – we were then able to verify they were Superdrug customers from their email and log-in,” a Superdrug spokeswoman told the Independent.
— Superdrug (@superdrug) August 21, 2018
Superdrug has advised its online customers to change their passwords and has also informed the police as well as the UK’s national fraud and cyber-crime arm, Action Fraud.
Well done @superdrug not only has some random ' possibly ' got my details I can't even log in with a password I know is correct, I then get locked out the account and have been waiting 2 hours for a password reset link 😡🤦♀️ think I will go back to Boots #superdrug #fail
— Lisa Patten (@LisaPatten1) August 22, 2018
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