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Dozens of ASOS app users receive messages in apparent breach

Dozens of people appear to have received unusual notifications through the ASOS clothing and beauty retailer’s app, in what may be a security breach.

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Dozens of ASOS app users appear to have received unexpected messages through the retailer’s application in an incident that may have involved unauthorised access.

The notifications were described as strange and were reportedly sent to people using the clothing and beauty store’s app. The source material does not provide details of the messages, when they were sent or how the apparent breach occurred.

The incident has raised concerns among affected users because the notifications appeared to come through ASOS’s own platform. It is not clear from the available information whether customer accounts or personal data were accessed, or how many users may have been affected in total.

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No further details about the suspected hackers, the nature of the messages or ASOS’s response are provided. The latest known situation is that the incident remains an apparent breach involving unusual app notifications.

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