According to iThome, apparel and textile distributor Collins Co. (2906) published a cybersecurity material announcement on the Market Observation Post System on October 27 stating that its shopping website order system, provided by e-commerce technology vendor 91APP, suffered an automated database attack in which partial information was unlawfully scraped [1]. Collins recently received reports from members who received fraudulent emails impersonating the company, and confirmed that order-related data of some members may have been affected, while continuing to verify the actual scope of impacted data [1]. The incident involves the outsourced order system for Collins' shopping website, and Collins and the service provider are still clarifying the contents and scope of the extracted data [1].
Collins Co. says the 91APP-run order system for its shop was automatically attacked, and some member order data may have been taken
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- Disclosed
- Oct 28, 2026
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- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 10, 2026
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The incident involves the outsourced order system for Collins' shopping website, and Collins and the service provider are still clarifying the contents and scope of the extracted data [1].
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Source excerpt: "However, the company noted that if members suffer financial losses as a result of this incident, 91APP will be responsible for full compensation." [1].
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“不過該公司提及,若會員因本次事件遭受財務損失,將由91APP負責全額賠償。”
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