Eagers Automotive warns of potential data leak

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Eagers Automotive said a third party has claimed it has published stolen data alleged.

Eagers Automotive warns of potential data leak
Australia's Eagers Automotive said on Friday a third party has claimed it has published on the internet data alleged to have been removed from the automotive retailer's servers. The company said it was investigating the claim and was assessing the kind of data that was compromised and reaching ...

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