Australian cosmetics retailer Lush has pulled the kill-switch on its Webstore following a security breach.
In a statement that replaced its home page on Tuesday, Lush Australia says it has been alerted that the security breach may have exposed customers' credit card information. The statement directs customers to contact their bank to discuss whether cancellation is warranted.
In spite of the similarity to a similar breach of Lush's security in the UK, the company claims the two incidents are not related.
"Our Website is not linked to the Lush UK Website, which was recently compromised," the company's statement said.
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In a statement that replaced its home page on Tuesday, Lush Australia says it has been alerted that the security breach may have exposed customers' credit card information. The statement directs customers to contact their bank to discuss whether cancellation is warranted.
In spite of the similarity to a similar breach of Lush's security in the UK, the company claims the two incidents are not related.
"Our Website is not linked to the Lush UK Website, which was recently compromised," the company's statement said.
More details - link
