Neiman Marcus notifies 4.6M customers about data breach
(Reuters) – Retailer Neiman Marcus Group Inc. said on Thursday it had notified about 4.6 million online customers that their personal information including names, contact information and credit card numbers may have been accessed in a data hack.
The high-end department store chain said it had notified law enforcement authorities about the breach, which it said happened in May 2020.
About 3.1 million payment and virtual gift cards were affected, more than 85% of which were expired or invalid, Neiman Marcus said.
The company, which emerged from bankruptcy in September last year, also said it had no evidence that online customer accounts for its Bergdorf Goodman Inc. and Horchow units had been affected.
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