According to iThome, on October 29, Taiwan FamilyMart (5903) issued a material announcement on the Market Observation Post System (MOPS), stating that it was notified by its online platform outsourced vendor 91APP that an automated attack against 91APP's database resulted in the unauthorized scraping of partial member data from FamilyMart's 'FamiNow / Mobile Shopping' online platform [1]. FamilyMart stated that upon receiving notification, it activated its personal data incident reporting and response procedures and notified relevant regulatory authorities in accordance with the law [1]. Preliminary assessments indicate the incident has no material impact on the company's finances, business, or operations [1].
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FamilyMart says some FamiPort Mobile Shopping member data was taken after an automated attack on vendor 91APP's database
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- Disclosed
- Oct 30, 2026
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- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 10, 2026
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Preliminary assessments indicate the incident has no material impact on the company's finances, business, or operations [1]
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Source excerpt: "FamilyMart noted that it has not received any damage claims from members regarding data loss, and should any member claims arise in the future, it will seek corresponding compensation from 91APP." [1].
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“全家提及未有接獲會員提出資料損害求償的情況，若後續有會員求償，他們將同步向91APP提出。”
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