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Samsung Admits That A Data Leak Occurred Last Week

by Heirul Kamel
February 25, 2020
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Samsung has admitted that a glitch occurred last week, which resulted in a data leak of 150 users. Coincidentally, Galaxy phone users have received a strange notification error from the company around the same time, but the Korean tech giant claims that the two are not related.

Speaking to SamMobile, Samsung stated that the glitch allowed a “small number” of users brief access to other customer information such as names, addresses, and the last four digits of their payment cards. The company explained that the data leak was unintentional, and was a result of a technical error occuring on their UK-based website.

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Samsung then removed the ability to log in to their online store until the issue was fixed, told a spokesperson to The Register. They added that affected users will be contacted with further details.

As mentioned earlier, the company assures that the infamous “1,1” incident from last week is not related whatsoever to the breach. However, we do advise readers to change their Samsung log-in credentials just in case.

(Source: SamMobile / The Register.)

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