Online fashion retailer Revolve disclosed a cyberattack in which hackers accessed customer payment card information. The company filed a report with the Securities and Exchange Commission stating that threat actors used automated methods to obtain names, contact information, payment card numbers and expiration dates from customers who stored payment details on Revolve’s e-commerce platform. Revolve notified federal law enforcement and engaged a cybersecurity firm to manage recovery efforts. The company reported no operational disruptions and stated it would not experience material financial impacts from the incident.
According to breach notifications filed with state regulators, approximately 127,200 people in Texas had their information compromised, along with 1,328 victims in Vermont and additional affected individuals in Massachusetts. Revolve, which operates as a fashion retailer offering apparel, footwear and accessories from over 1,600 brands, did not specify the total number of affected customers. The retailer generated $347.4 million in net sales during its last fiscal quarter.
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