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Hackers stole 53 million email addresses — 64,000 of them Canadian — in addition to customers’ card data, Home Depot said Thursday. The nation’s largest home improvement chain had disclosed the massive, monthslong breach of 56 million debit and credit cards in September.
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53M Home Depot customer email addresses stolen
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NEW YORK, N.Y. – Home Depot says hackers stole 53 million U.S. and Canadian email addresses in addition to data from millions of payment cards.
One of North America’s largest home improvement chain says Thursday that hackers stole 53 million customer email addresses from April to September.
It had disclosed in September that 56 million debit and credit cards were compromised.
Home Depot said the file containing the email addresses did not contain passwords or other sensitive personal information.
However, it said that customers should be on guard against phishing scams that might trick them into sharing personal information.
It is notifying affected customers _ a spokesman for Home Depot Canada says 64-thousand Canadian email addresses were stolen.
Phishing attacks sent through texts or emails and try to trap you into disclosing personal information.
Home Depot also said that the hackers initially accessed its network from a third-party vendor with a vendor’s username and password…
One of North America’s largest home improvement chain says Thursday that hackers stole 53 million customer email addresses from April to September.
It had disclosed in September that 56 million debit and credit cards were compromised.
Home Depot said the file containing the email addresses did not contain passwords or other sensitive personal information.
However, it said that customers should be on guard against phishing scams that might trick them into sharing personal information.
It is notifying affected customers _ a spokesman for Home Depot Canada says 64-thousand Canadian email addresses were stolen.
Phishing attacks sent through texts or emails and try to trap you into disclosing personal information.
Home Depot also said that the hackers initially accessed its network from a third-party vendor with a vendor’s username and password…
