Revolve says attackers stole saved customer payment card data
Original title: Fashion retailer Resolve says hackers stole payment card information
An SEC filing says automated access yielded names, contacts, card numbers and expiration dates, including 127,200 people in Texas.
Online fashion retailer Revolve told investors in an 8-K that attackers reached multiple company systems and used automated means to take payment details from customers who stored cards in shopping accounts. Revolve has notified federal law enforcement and hired a cybersecurity firm. It reported no operational disruption and no material financial impact, but did not say when the attack happened or how many people were affected overall. Texas regulators were told 127,200 state residents were affected; 1,328 victims are in Vermont, and notices were filed in Massachusetts.
Unconfirmed: Revolve has not said when the attack occurred or the total number of people affected.
- Texas was told 127,200 residents had information stolen; Vermont lists 1,328 victims.
- Data taken includes names, contact information, card numbers and expiration dates.
- Revolve reported $347.4 million in net sales in the last fiscal quarter.
- The company says it has served more than 1,600 brands since its 2023 founding.
Impact: Customer names, contacts, card numbers and expiration dates
- Victims
- Revolve
- Organizations
- Securities and Exchange Commission
- Countries
- United States
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1 min read at therecord.mediaThe company, billing itself as “the next-generation fashion retailer for Millennial and Generation Z consumers,” said a recent hack exposed customer payment card numbers.
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