One of Australia's largest booksellers has emailed customers warning of a potential data breach that could lead to their information being shared online.
Dymocks said customers' email addresses, phone numbers, postal addresses, genders and dates of birth could form part of the breached data.Bookstore chain Dymocks has warned customers of a possible data breach that could lead to their personal information being leaked on the dark web.
"On , Dymocks became aware that an unauthorised party may have access to some of our customer records," he told customers.What customer data has been leaked in Dymocks breach?
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