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Phase Eight and Hobbs owner reports cybersecurity incident

TFG London, which owns Phase Eight and Hobbs, has apologised to customers after identifying a cybersecurity incident on Sunday. A separate claim involving H&M is also being investigated.

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The changing face of Petersfield - Phase Eight - geograph.org.uk - 6430005 Martyn Pattison

TFG London, the owner of fashion retailers Phase Eight and Hobbs, has apologised to customers after identifying a cybersecurity incident on Sunday.

The company said the incident had caused disruption, although the supplied information does not specify which services or operations were affected. No further details about the nature of the incident, its impact or whether customer data was involved have been provided.

The development concerns two established fashion brands, Phase Eight and Hobbs, which are owned by TFG London. The company has acknowledged the disruption and apologised to customers while the matter is addressed.

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Separately, H&M is examining a claim relating to a different alleged hack. The available information does not establish whether that claim has been verified or describe any consequences for H&M.

Further details about the TFG London incident and the separate H&M investigation were not available in the supplied material.

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