Orange Belgium Data Breach Affects 850,000 Accounts
Orange Belgium has announced a data breach affecting 850,000 customer service accounts. The breach, discovered at the end of July, exposed personal information but not financial details or passwords. The company has assured customers that it is not linked to a separate incident in France.
The breach exposed sensitive customer data including full names, telephone numbers, SIM card numbers, and tariff plans. However, passwords, email addresses, and financial details remained secure. Orange Belgium has notified law enforcement and relevant authorities, and affected customers will be informed via email or SMS.
The company discovered the breach at the end of July and swiftly responded by blocking access to the affected system and enhancing security measures. Although the identity of the threat actor behind the attack is known to Orange Belgium, it has not been publicly disclosed.
Orange Belgium's data breach in July 2023 affected 850,000 customer service accounts. While personal information was exposed, financial and login details remained secure. The company has taken necessary steps to notify customers and bolster security, and the breach is not linked to a separate incident in France.
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