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The company says names, emails and order histories were taken; card details were not.
The company says names, emails and order histories were taken in September; card details were not.
An online retailer has confirmed that about 410,000 customers1 had their names, email addresses and order histories copied in a breach detected in September.
The company says payment card details were stored separately and were not accessed. It has notified the privacy regulator.
We first reported 4.1 million customers. The company's figure is about 410,000.
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