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Overview
In 2021, credit provider DivideBuy experienced a cyber-attack, during which hackers managed to access customer data.
While the cybercriminals did not access any bank account or credit card information, the exposed personal details could still be used by cybercriminals to impersonate individuals, commit identity theft, or target victims with sophisticated phishing schemes. This type of data is often enough to trick victims into divulging additional sensitive information, such as account credentials or financial details, which could lead to further fraud or financial losses.
We are monitoring the situation closely. Register your interest and we’ll keep you updated if one of our regulated UK partner law firms is able to take this claim forward.
DivideBuy – At a glance
What do we know about the DivideBuy data breach?
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Latest updates on the DivideBuy data breach
February 2023
Digital bank Zopa acquired DivideBuy for an unspecified amount. Reports indicate that at the time of the cyber-attack, DivideBuy was in the process of transferring archived data to a more secure database.
March 2021
DivideBuy, a UK-based credit provider, notified hundreds of its customers that their personal information had been compromised in a cyber-attack.
We’ll provide more updates on this case as they occur.
Who could be affected by the DivideBuy Data Breach?
If you were a DivideBuy customer, your data might have been exposed.
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DivideBuy data breach FAQs
In early 2021, DivideBuy experienced a cyber-attack that exposed sensitive personal information of its customers. The compromised data included names, dates of birth, home addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, and some credit report details. No financial data such as bank account or credit card information was leaked.
DivideBuy worked with cybersecurity experts to secure their systems and prevent future breaches. They notified affected customers promptly and offered a 12-month subscription to TrueIdentity, a credit monitoring service that alerts users to critical changes in their TransUnion Credit Report.
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