According to fuitededonnées.fr, Belgian collectibles marketplace Delcampe confirmed an unauthorized third party downloaded files containing some users' personal data on the night of November 5-6, 2026 [1]. The files contain names, postal addresses and purchase details, linking member identities to items bought and their value; the company says real emails, passwords and bank details were not affected [1]. fuitededonnées.fr advises being wary of emails or texts about Delcampe orders asking you to click a link, and changing your password and enabling 2FA if in doubt [1].
Belgian collectibles marketplace Delcampe: files with collectors' names, addresses and purchases downloaded
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- Disclosed
- Nov 6, 2026
- Occurred
- Nov 5, 2026
- Published
- Nov 11, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 11, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Retail
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- 1Beware of phishing verify[1]
Beware of order-related links and change your password if unsure.
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- [1]fuitededonnées.fr2026-11-06Accessed 2026-11-11Snapshot 2026-11-11 sha256 0e361c04b006
“La plateforme belge de vente d'objets de collection Delcampe confirme qu'un tiers non autorisé a téléchargé des fichiers contenant des données personnelles de certains utilisateurs.”
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