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Taiwan netiCRM provider’s management server breached, client data stolen

First reported · Last reported · 7 related reports

An internal management server at Taiwan’s netiCRM provider was compromised, and non-profit clients’ contact details, contract and billing documents, and customer support records were stolen. More than 30 non-profit organisations warned donors about scams. The provider included servers belonging to around 500 clients in its inspection and rebuilding programme, and as of 12 November, no evidence of donor information theft had been found.

Key facts

Affected organisation
Being confirmed
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Theft of non-profit clients’ contact details, contract and billing documents, and customer support records
Cause / method
Compromise of an internal management server with administrative privileges over other servers
Location
Taiwan

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Timeline

  1. More than 30 non-profit organisations issued warnings following a server breach at the netiCRM provider.
  2. Non-profit organisations warned donors about scams.
  3. The theft of client data from an internal management server was confirmed, and efforts to inspect and rebuild servers belonging to around 500 clients were initiated.

Also affected by this incident

7 related reports

The summary and key facts are written by AI from related reports and may contain errors. Check the original articles and the organisation’s official statements for accurate details.