Lululemon Notifies Nearly 2 Million Customers of March Data Breach

Canadian company Lululemon has begun notifying nearly 2 million Canadians affected by a data breach that occurred in March, specifying the personal information leaked for each affected person. Reports say the notifications are being sent directly to customers.

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• The breach occurred in March, and Lululemon says the number of Canadians affected is nearly 2 million.

  «Loblaw says it is starting to notify about two million Canadians who were affected by a data breach in March»

  BNN Bloomberg • The Globe and Mail
• The messages will specify the personal information of each affected individual that was leaked.

  «with specifics about which personal information of theirs leaked»

  BNN Bloomberg
• The exposed data may include names, email addresses, dates of birth, and other details.

  «may have revealed names, e-mail addresses, dates of birth and other details»

  The Globe and Mail
• The company is notifying customers of the breach directly.

  «Grocer notifying Canadians directly about the breach»

  The Globe and Mail

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