Russian pizza restaurant chain confirms cyberattack: Hackers claim 68 million users exposed
Dodo Pizza, a Russian pizza chain, has confirmed a cyberattack on its systems in which attackers may have accessed customer personal data. The company notified Russia's data protection authority Roskomnadzor and says it has since blocked the unauthorized access.
Why this matters: Sixty-eight million users is a large number for a pizza chain. People hand over personal data to order food without thinking much about it, and breaches like this show how routine transactions quietly build up into large, attractive targets. The exposed data likely includes names, contact details, and order history at minimum. Customers have no real control over what happens next. This is a good reminder to use throwaway emails and avoid saving payment details anywhere you do not have to.
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