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TFG London, the fashion retailer behind Hobbs, Phase Eight and Whistles, has been hit by a cybersecurity incident and is investigating a hack that may have exposed customer data. The Guardian and other outlets report the breach, with the company working to assess what information was affected. The attack on a major high-street group has drawn attention across several countries.
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Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City are preparing to face each other in the UEFA Champions League, with Matchday 2 of the new league phase under way. Manchester City held a press conference and open training session ahead of the game, and interest in the fixture is high as both European heavyweights look to secure early points in the eight-match league stage.
- 3TFG London owner hit by cyber attack▼Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles owner joins growing list of fashion retailers targeted by hackers
The owner of Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles has become the latest fashion retailer targeted by hackers, joining a growing list of brands in the sector facing cyber attacks. The incidents highlight rising security risks across fashion retail, where customer and company data have increasingly come under threat. Retailers are being urged to strengthen defences as attacks on the industry mount.
- 4TFG London hit by cyber attack on brands●TFG London hit by cyber attack affecting Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles TFG London, owner of Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whi
TFG London, the British fashion group that owns Phase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles, has reported a cybersecurity incident disclosed on Sunday. The company says it has no reason to believe customer payment information is at risk. The attack is disrupting the retailer's operations across its brands, and shoppers are watching for updates on how their orders and data may be affected.
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