Dominos In Big Trouble: Credit Card Details Of 10 Lakh Indians Leaked

An information breach in the servers of Domino's, the pizza brand, has supposedly uncovered sensitive data of its Indian clients, as indicated by Israel-based cybers ecurity firm, Under the Breach.
The data files  with subtleties of more than 18 crore orders and delicate data, including name, telephone numbers, email address and credit card subtleties of more than 10 lakh customers, is at a auction on the dark web, UTB said. Domino's parent organization Jubilant Food-Works didn't deny the leak, however discredited claims financial information was spilled.

 

Domino's parent co says financial information not taken

Happy FoodWorks (Domino's parent organization) encountered a data security episode as of late. No information relating to financial data of any individual was retrieved to and the incident has not brought about any operational or business sway.
As an approach we don't store financial subtleties or Mastercard information of our clients, hence no such data has been undermined," the organization said in a proclamation. They added that their faculty is "examining the matter and have done whatever it takes to contain the incident".

"Threat entertainer professing to have hacked Domino's India and taking 13TB worth of information. Data incorporates 180,000,000 order subtleties containing names... addresses, payment subtleties, and 1,000,000 Mastercards," tweeted UTB chief technology official Alon Gal on Sunday.
Threat entertainer professing to have hacked Domino's India (@dominos) and taking 13TB worth of data.Information includ… https://t.co/ayn9de8hgf
— Alon Gal (Under the Breach) (@UnderTheBreach) 1618728347000

He added the hackers were charging over Rs 4 crore for the dataset. "The threat entertainer is demanding for around $550,000 for the information base."