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Digital Charging Solutions (DCS) has informed customers of a data access incident involving a third-party service provider. The incident resulted in unauthorized access to customer names and email addresses, but payment information was not affected. DCS has implemented additional security measures and notified authorities, advising customers to remain vigilant for phishing attempts.
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EV charging business DCS disclosed a data leak incident affecting customer information, prompting public concern over a possible breach. The event was reported on the reference publication date.
Circle K convenience store operations in Hong Kong were disrupted by a suspected cyberattack, affecting store systems and business operations. The incident was publicly reported on the reference publication date.
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