Temu, a popular e-commerce platform, has denied allegations of a data breach
after a hacker claimed to have stolen 87 million customer records. The threat
actor posted a small sample of the alleged data on BreachForums, including
personal details such as:
after a hacker claimed to have stolen 87 million customer records. The threat
actor posted a small sample of the alleged data on BreachForums, including
personal details such as:
* Customer full names, dates of birth and gender
* Phone numbers and shipping addresses
* Usernames and IDs
* IP addresses and hashed passwords
If it were legitimate, this data could potentially be used for identity theft,
phishing attack
