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Nissan Canada Data Breach May have Exposed more than 1 Million Customers Data

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Nissan Canada suffers a data breach that may have exposed around 1.3 Million of sensitive customers records of Nissan Canada finance.

Nissan Finance Canada offering 12 months of credit monitoring services through TransUnion at no cost for their Canada based customers.

Nissan finds an suspicious activities occurred in their network and an “unauthorized persons” may have gained access to the personal information of some customers who financed their vehicles.

Nissan Canada Data Breach may have exposed sensitive data such as customer name, address, vehicle make and model, vehicle identification number (VIN), credit score, loan amount and monthly payment.

In this case, Anyone who bought a Nissan but didn’t use the company’s financing arm is not affected and this incident did not affect any their payment card systems.

NCF first became aware of this incident on December 11, 2017. all the affected customers will be informed through email and Nissan offered for all NCF customers will be eligible for 12 months of credit monitoring services through TransUnion at no cost.

According to Nissan statement, NCF has contacted Canadian privacy regulators, law enforcement, and leading data security experts and Nissan set up a call center to answer customers questions. they can contact them 1-877-224-4711.

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Balaji
Balaji
BALAJI is an Ex-Security Researcher (Threat Research Labs) at Comodo Cybersecurity. Editor-in-Chief & Co-Founder - Cyber Security News & GBHackers On Security.

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