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Dutch retailer Bol follows De Bijenkorf in warning of data breach as leaked data appears on dark web

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The NL Times reports: Online retailer Bol has warned customers about a data breach involving one of its logistics partners. The company said unauthorized parties accessed the partner’s systems, but emphasized that Bol’s own systems were not affected. Even so, some customer information may have been viewed or copied, the company said in a statement.... Source

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