CybersecurityThe ASOS Breach Moved Through a Trusted Message
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The ASOS Breach Moved Through a Trusted Message
An impersonated contact, a compromised employee account and an unauthorised push notification turned a familiar retail channel into part of the attack. The immediate risk for customers is targeted deception, not a confirmed payment-card leak.
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