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Renault Data Breach: Supplier Hack Exposes Owners' Info

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A major automaker is notifying customers of a data breach that occurred after a third-party supplier was hacked. The incident exposed personal details such as names, contact information, and vehicle identification numbers, although no financial data was compromised. The company has clarified that its own internal systems were not breached and that the security flaw at the vendor has been contained. Customers are being advised to remain vigilant for potential phishing attacks that could leverage their stolen information. This breach underscores a rising trend of cyberattacks targeting the automotive sector's supply chain to access valuable customer data.

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