According to iThome, on October 1, restaurant chain operator An-Shin Food Services (1259), which operates MOS Burger in Taiwan, issued a material announcement on the Market Observation Post System (MOPS), stating that a small number of consumers reported suspected unauthorized acquisition of personal data from a platform managed by an outsourced vendor, followed by email contact from third parties [1]. In response, the company instructed the outsourced vendor to immediately implement remediation and improvements and activated its incident response procedures, while emphasizing that the incident is unrelated to its proprietary MOS Order App system [1]. Regarding potential impact, An-Shin stated that the incident has no material impact on company finances or business operations [1].
MOS Burger operator An-Shin says a few customers were emailed using data taken from an outsourced platform, not its own ordering app
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- Disclosed
- Oct 5, 2026
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- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 10, 2026
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Regarding potential impact, An-Shin stated that the incident has no material impact on company finances or business operations [1]
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“對此,該公司表示已責成委外廠商立即進行相關修補改善,並啟動應變作業,安心強調,本起事故與他們自有的MOS訂餐App系統無關。”
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