Data Breach at Colruyt's Fitness Chain Jims Much Bigger than Expected: 150,000 Members' Data Stolen
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The Jims gym chain was the victim of a cyber attack, she confirmed on Tuesday in Belga. Personal data were accessed and copied before being offered online by a hacker. ...
Hackers have stolen the personal information of 150,000 members of fitness chain Jims. Parent company Colruyt confirms this. The data breach dates back to this summer, but only now is the true extent clear. The chain is now trying to warn all members about possible phishing messages.
BELGA The Jims gym chain has been the victim of a cyberattack, she confirmed on Tuesday in Belga. Personal data have been consulted and copied before being made available online by a hacker.The relevant information can include the name, address, date of birth, e-mail address, membership data and, in some cases, the IBAN number of Jims' potential members and customers linked to a maximum of 31 Jims clubs (out of 85) in Belgium, says Hanne Poppe, …
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