Dutch mobile giant Odido says millions of customers have been affected by the data breach

Dutch mobile company Odido has confirmed that a data breach has affected millions of its customers.

The company said in a words On Thursday, unknown hackers found his client’s system to contact and secretly download reams of client information. Odido’s prophet said Dutch media that the breach affects more than 6.2 million customers, or about a third of the country’s population.

Stolen information includes customer names, phone numbers, postal and email addresses, dates of birth, bank account numbers (IBAN), and government-issued customer IDs, such as passport or driver’s license numbers and expiration dates.

The company said former customers who had services in the past two years may also be affected.

Odido said the data did not include customer records, location data, billing information, or photos of government IDs. The information does not apply to business customers, the company said.

The breach affects Odido’s customers and its own Assistant Ben NL. Both companies said their mobile, internet, and TV networks were not affected by the breach.

This is the latest in a spate of phone and telecom thefts in recent years, as governments and financial institutions continue to seek out the secrets telcos hold on their customers.

Earlier this week, the Singapore government it has been confirmed that the Chinese group related to hacking already broke the top four mobile phone giants in the world as part of the work they put in, but did not find many customers’.

All the while, hackers affiliated with the Chinese-backed terrorist group Salt Typhoon have been hacking dozens of phone companies around the world, including Canada, Norwayand United Kingdomand United Statesas part of an ongoing espionage operation aimed at spying on government officials and diplomats.