Eni's EV charging service Plenitude On The Road breached; customer tax IDs and charging records stolen

Plenitude On The Road told customers it detected unauthorized access to its customer database between October 19 and 20, 2026, with some personal data exfiltrated ^[1]. Data include names, tax reference numbers, home addresses, emails, phone numbers and charging records, plus company name and VAT number for business users, but no login or payment data; according to SmartWorld, customers were notified on October 23 ^[1][2]. The company advises paying particular attention to suspicious messages asking for personal or financial details or containing unexpected links or attachments, and says it will never ask for passwords or payment details ^[1].

Industries mainly affected: Energy

1. Pay particular attention to suspicious messages asking for personal or financial details or with unexpected links or attachments ^[1].
2. The company never asks for passwords or payment details; verify senders if in doubt .