Canada · 12 d ago
Loblaw says a March data breach affected about two million Canadians
Customers affected
2 million, about
Loblaw says it is starting to notify the customers directly. It detected suspicious activity on its network in March but did not say then how many people were affected.
What may have leaked
- Name, email and home address
- Date of birth
- Loyalty card number
- Some purchase order details
- Partial payment card information
The leaked data may include names, email and home addresses, dates of birth, loyalty card numbers, some purchase order details and partial payment card information. The extent differs for each customer.
What customers can do
Loblaw asks customers to beware of unexpected emails, calls or texts. It offers free credit monitoring and identity restoration through TransUnion.
