Mindfactory confirms cyberattack and informs customers and regulator
German hardware retailer Mindfactory was hit by a cyberattack. The company has notified affected customers and the data protection authority while investigations continue.

Hardware retailer Mindfactory has fallen victim to a cyberattack. The company has informed its customers as well as the data protection authority, and investigations into the incident are ongoing.
What is known so far
The notification confirms that the attack took place and that the legally relevant parties have been alerted. Further details, such as how the attackers got in, how long they had access or which data may have been affected, have not been made available so far.
What it means for customers
Informing the data protection authority is a standard step when personal data could be at risk. Customers who have received a message from Mindfactory should read it carefully and follow any instructions it contains. As a general precaution after incidents like this, it makes sense to watch for suspicious emails or calls that refer to orders, and to check account activity regularly.
The investigation is still running, and the scope of the incident will only become clear as its results are published.
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