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Asus says eShop breach may have exposed customer contact and order data

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Asus says customer contact details and order records may have been accessed in a breach affecting part of its online store. The company is notifying customers by email and investigating the incident, Tom's Hardware reported. Asus says it has contained the breach and found no ongoing access. Order information could help attackers craft convincing messages that impersonate Asus, a risk the company has flagged to customers. Asus says payment and financial information was not exposed. The number of affected customers, the regions involved and the duration of the breach remain unclear.
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