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Social engineering incidents

277 entries spanning 1995 to 2026. Filter by how the attacker reached the human, what it cost, and whether AI was involved.

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August 2025·Transportation & Logistics

Air France and KLM disclose breach of third-party customer service platform

Air France-KLM · France

Air France and KLM disclosed in August 2025 that attackers had accessed a third-party platform used for customer service, exposing names, contact details, Flying Blue loyalty numbers and the subject lines of customer emails. The airlines said no passwords, passport details or payment data were involved. Reporting linked the incident to the ShinyHunters-led Salesforce data-theft campaign.

Vishing (Voice Phishing)
Reported2 sources
August 2025·Retail

Chanel notifies US clients after third-party client-care database breach

Chanel · United States

Chanel told US clients in August 2025 that a database hosted by a third-party service provider and used by its client-care team had been accessed without authorisation. Names, email addresses, mailing addresses and phone numbers were exposed. Chanel said no payment card, bank or government identification data was involved. Trade and security press linked the incident to the ShinyHunters Salesforce campaign.

Vishing (Voice Phishing)
Reported2 sources
August 2025·Retail

Pandora warns customers after third-party platform breach

Pandora A/S · Denmark

Jewellery retailer Pandora emailed customers in early August 2025 to say that names and email addresses had been taken after unauthorised access to a third-party platform it uses. Pandora said no sensitive data such as passwords or financial information was exposed and warned recipients to expect phishing. Security press grouped the incident with the ShinyHunters Salesforce data-theft wave that hit several consumer brands the same week.

Vishing (Voice Phishing)
Reported2 sources
May 2025·Retail

Adidas customer data stolen through third-party customer service provider

Adidas · Germany

Adidas disclosed in late May 2025 that an unauthorised external party had obtained consumer data through a third-party customer service provider. The data consisted mainly of contact details of people who had previously contacted the company's help desk; Adidas said no passwords or payment data were affected. Security reporting placed the incident within the ShinyHunters Salesforce campaign.

Vishing (Voice Phishing)
Reported2 sources

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