Orange, the world’s largest mobile operator, suffered a data breach. Another clamorous case, after the one occurred to Vodafone in Iceland, according first information, data of more than 800,000 customers of giant has been exposed. Orange publicly announced it was targeted by unknown hackers last 16th January 2014, the attackers gained access to the accounts of the Orange website.
The news was issued by different media, PCInpact reports that the “My Account” section of the website was the target of an attack Thursday, January 16 and added that the site is back to normal.
French news portal Les Echos also reported the news of the attack, the company has already started the incident response procedure, it has warned its customers with the above official email. The hackers have violated the Client Area of the website, accessing of personal data of the customers, including names, mailing address, email, landline and mobile phone numbers. It seems that personal data of 3% clients have been stolen, but the passwords are not affected.
“Passwords were not affected and less than 3% of customers, approximately 800,000 people were affected” said the technical director, Laurent Benatar.
(Security Affairs – Orange, Hacking)
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