16.10.2025 15:59
The Spanish clothing giant Mango, which has numerous stores in Turkey, announced that user data was stolen as a result of a cyber attack. The stolen data includes phone numbers, emails, first names, and last names.
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The world-famous clothing store Mango announced that user data was stolen as a result of a cyber attack.
The company stated that there was 'unauthorized access' to its customers' data. Although it is not exactly known how many users were affected by the data breach, it was noted that contact information was stolen.
Mango stated, "In line with our commitment to the security and privacy of our customers, we want to inform you that one of our external marketing services has been subject to unauthorized access to certain personal customer data. The disclosed information is limited to personal contact information used in marketing campaigns: only name (your last name is not at risk), country, postal code, email address, and phone number. We would like to inform you that everything continues to operate normally and that Mango's infrastructure and corporate systems are not at risk."
"YOUR BANK AND CREDIT CARD INFORMATION HAS NOT BEEN COMPROMISED"
In the continuation of the statement, it was said, "Under no circumstances have your bank details, credit cards, identity/passport, or login information or passwords been compromised. As soon as Mango became aware of this situation, it immediately activated all security protocols. In accordance with current regulations and following our internal protocol, Mango has informed the data protection agency and the authorities. We are issuing this announcement as a precautionary measure and recommend that all our customers remain vigilant against suspicious communications or unusual requests for action, whether by email or phone."
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