Barnes & Noble warns customers about cyberattack in new email alert

The company said that email addresses, physical addresses, and phone numbers were all potentially exposed, although payment information is said to be safe. Soon after Barnes & Noble apologized for a “serious network issue” that affected some users of its website and people trying to load books onto Nook e-readers, the company warned customers that it “had been the victim of a cybersecurity attack.”Read Full Story Continue reading at 'Fast Company'

[ Fast Company | 2020-10-15 14:16:35 UTC ]
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EC warns France and Luxembourg on ebook VAT

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Verizon Defends Customer Privacy in Publisher's Suit

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Microsoft joins forces with Barnes

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