Loblaw Says March Data Breach Affected About Two Million Canadians
Loblaw says it is starting to notify about two million Canadians who were affected by a data breach in March with specifics about which personal information of theirs leaked. The grocer is notifying affected consumers directly about the breach, which may have revealed data including their name, email address, home address, date of birth, loyalty card number, certain purchase order details and partial payment card information. Although, it says the extent of the leak is different for everyone and not all types of information were involved for every customer. Loblaw is also advising customers on next steps and asking them to beware of unexpected emails, calls or texts....
Loblaw is beginning to inform approximately two million Canadians about a data breach that occurred in March. The breach may have exposed personal information such as names, contact details, addresses, dates of birth, loyalty card numbers, purchase specifics, and partial payment card data. The company is advising customers to be vigilant against potential scams and to take recommended precautionary measures.
- Loblaw is notifying about two million Canadians affected by a data breach in March.
- Personal information potentially leaked includes name, email, address, date of birth, loyalty card number, purchase details, and partial payment card info.
- The extent of the leak varies for each customer.
- Loblaw is advising customers on next steps and to be wary of suspicious communications.
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