Overview
- Dior confirmed a cyber attack discovered on May 7, which exposed customer contact details, purchase histories, and preference data.
- The compromised database did not include financial information such as credit card or banking details, according to the company.
- The breach primarily impacted customers in China, a critical market for Dior’s parent company, LVMH, which has faced declining sales in the region.
- Dior is working with cybersecurity experts to investigate the breach, contain the incident, and notify affected customers and regulatory authorities.
- The incident adds to a growing wave of cyber attacks targeting retail brands, including recent cases involving Marks & Spencer and Co-op in the UK.