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Hackers, later identified as the Magecart group, compromised the website's security, leading to the exposure of customers' sensitive information.
The data exposed in the breach included credit card numbers, expiration dates, cardholder names, and CVV security codes.
The breach affected both web-based and mobile users, with the exact number of impacted customers remaining unclear.
Newegg took several measures to secure its platform and prevent future incidents.
In August and September 2018 , online retailer Newegg experienced a data breach.
Hackers, later identified as the Magecart group, compromised the website's security.
The data exposed in the breach included credit card numbers, expiration dates, cardholder names, and CVV security codes.
The breach affected both web-based and mobile users, with the exact number of impacted customers remaining unclear.
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