ASUS has notified customers of a security incident involving its eShop. The company said it identified unauthorized access to part of the eShop environment, and that certain customer order information, including contact details and order records, may have been accessed.
The company stated that no payment card, bank account, or other financial information was involved. ASUS also said it has no evidence that the compromised data has been misused or that customers have suffered harm. It has taken steps to contain the incident and is investigating, with no signs of continued unauthorized access.
However, ASUS has not disclosed how many customers are affected, when the intrusion began, how long access lasted, or how the attacker gained entry. The exposed details could enable more convincing phishing attempts. This follows a December incident where a supplier was hacked, though ASUS said its own systems were untouched then.