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Taiwan Sakura online store contractor breach raises personal data concerns

First reported · Last reported · 1 related reports

SpilloverSpillover from the CYBERBIZ incident · View original incident →

Unauthorized access occurred in the database of Cyberbiz, the external operator of Taiwan Sakura's official online store. The actual extent of the impact on store order information and consumers' personal information is under investigation.

Key facts

Affected organization
Taiwan Sakura
Original incident
CYBERBIZ database breach raises fears of client order data leaks
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Not confirmed
Cause / method
Unauthorized access to the database of external operator Cyberbiz
Location
Taiwan

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Timeline

  1. Unauthorized access to the database of Taiwan Sakura's online store contractor and an investigation into the extent of the impact were disclosed.

Original incident

This is spillover from the CYBERBIZ incident.

  • Data breachCYBERBIZKnock-on victims: 5

    CYBERBIZ database breach raises fears of client order data leaks

    Impact: Four client companies disclosed possible compromise of order data and personal information

    Unauthorized 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 stores. 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.

    Related reports: 2 →

1 related reports

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