ZDNet
Singapore-based online grocery platform RedMart has suffered a data breach that compromised personal data of 1.1 million accounts. An individual has claimed to be in possession of the database involved in the breach, which contains various personal information such as mailing addresses, encrypted passwords, and partial credit card numbers.
RedMart customers on Friday were logged out of their accounts and prompted to reset their passwords before relogging in. They also were informed of a “RedMart data security incident” that was discovered the day before, on October 29, as part of “regular proactive monitoring” carried out by the company’s cybersecurity team.