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“Dodo Pizza” reported the leak of data of its customers in a cyber attack

The restaurant chain “Dodo Pizza” reported a cyber attack on its IT-system. Hackers could gain access to the personal data of some customers, the company said.

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The restaurant chain “Dodo Pizza” reported a cyber attack on its IT-system. Hackers could gain access to the personal data of some customers, the company said.

During the attack, names, addresses, emails, telephones, dates of birth, as well as orders could be leaked. The company does not store customer payment data, so they are safe, Dodo noted.

The company notified Roskomnadzor of the incident. “Access to the attackers is blocked, internal verification continues,” the company’s press service added.

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