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Asos tells customers not to engage with unauthorised ‘hacked’ message

Asos has warned people not to interact with an unauthorised notification claiming the online retailer had been hacked. The company says it will provide further information.

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Asos has advised people not to engage with an unauthorised notification referring to an alleged hack of the online fashion retailer.

The company said the message should not be acted on and that it would issue further information. No additional details about the notification or the circumstances surrounding it were provided in the available statement.

The warning does not confirm that Asos itself was hacked. It indicates that the notification was not authorised by the company and that customers should avoid engaging with it while further information is prepared.

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Asos has not yet outlined what the message contained, how widely it was distributed or whether any customer information was affected. The latest guidance is for people not to interact with the notification and to await the company’s further update.

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