London Info · Oct 6, 2026
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ASOS has confirmed that basic personal information, including customers’ names and contact details, may have been accessed after an unauthorised notification was sent to customers. The retailer says payment-card details and passwords were not affected. Cyber security experts advise customers not to click links in the alert, access ASOS directly through its website, and reset their password as a precaution. *Join London Info for Immediate Updates from London's Jewish Communities.* To Join *LondonInfo Status* https://wa.me/+447471241799?text=Signup To Join a *LondonInfo News Group* https://chat.whatsapp.com/LDBLGUbAkA505NNbwAE6QJ
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