Saga hacker releases more customer details including knighted actor
The hacker responsible for releasing five Saga Insurance customers’ information earlier at the weekend has released the information of more customers as negotiations, and investigations, continue.
Yesterday, it was revealed that Saga had been approached by an individual who said he has a whole database of customers’ details, including names, email addresses and credit card information.
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