CYBERBIZ breach exposes personal data at Daikin's Taiwan online shop
SpilloverSpillover from the CYBERBIZ incident · View original incident →Unauthorised access to a database at Taiwanese e-commerce provider CYBERBIZ affected order information at Daikin's online shop for air conditioner parts. A total of 141 order records were affected, of which 132 contained personal information. The information included order numbers and the email addresses and mobile phone numbers of buyers and recipients.
Key facts
- Affected organisation
- Daikin
- Original incident
- CYBERBIZ database breach raises fears of client order data leaks
- Incident type
- Data breach
- Occurred / detected
- 2026-11
- Scale of damage
- 141 order records affected, including 132 containing personal information
- Cause / method
- Database breach at e-commerce provider CYBERBIZ
- Location
- Taiwan
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Timeline
- It was disclosed that the CYBERBIZ breach resulted in unauthorised access to 141 order records and 132 personal information records at Daikin's online shop.
Original incident
This is spillover from the CYBERBIZ incident.
CYBERBIZ database breach raises fears of client order data leaks
Impact: Four client companies disclosed possible compromise of order data and personal information
Unauthorised access to part of the database of Taiwanese e-commerce service provider CYBERBIZ prompted four client companies to disclose that order data and personal information may have been compromised. Acer Gadget and Acerpure suspended their online shops. Some clients have been informed of the extent of the impact, but Taiyen and Far East Bio-Tec are still verifying the precise scope of the damage, while the overall extent also remains under investigation.
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