FANCL and Attenir e-commerce sites breached in early October, leaking addresses and phone numbers of about 835,000 member records

FANCL and its subsidiary Attenir announced on October 16 that an internal investigation on the 15th found their e-commerce sites were accessed without authorization between October 3 and 10, and they identified and disabled the abused function ^[1]. Leaked data covers 393,785 FANCL and 441,162 Attenir member records including emails, names, addresses, phones, birth dates and customer numbers, plus sub-email addresses with hashed secondary passwords set by some members; main passwords and payment data were not included ^[1][2]. Members should beware of suspicious emails, texts and calls, avoid unfamiliar links or attachments and update passwords regularly ^[1].

Industries mainly affected: Retail

1. Beware of suspicious emails, texts and calls and do not open unfamiliar links or attachments ^[1].
2. Update your FANCL and Attenir passwords regularly .