Kerring SA, whose luxury brands include Gachi, St. Laurent and Bollyniaga, said it was a violation of data that was discovered in June, which is the latest thing about attacks on consumer goods sector.
The company said in an e -mail statement, “Hackers” access to limited users’ data from some of our homes. ” The company said that these houses, or brands immediately disclosed the violation of the concerned authorities and informed the consumers. The company said the incident did not include any financial information, including bank account number, credit card details or government identification numbers.
Paris -based Kiring said it has taken action to protect the affected systems and prevent future events.
The announcement started security incidents against retailers in the UK earlier this year, including the April Hack in the Marcus and Spencer Group PLC, which disrupted online delivery for about four months. Recently, Jaguar Land Rover said that a cybertack interrupted its retail and production activity. Media outlets, including BBC News, had earlier reported the attack.
Representatives of a hacking group called Shen Hunters claimed responsibility for the caring attack. The man spoke via telegram and refused to disclose his identity. Bloomberg News was unable to confirm the man’s claim.
Photo: A Gachi Store in Beijing. Photo Credit: Non -statement/Bloomberg
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