ShinyHunters claims to have published a 1.67 GB dataset containing over 600,000 historical Canada Goose customer records with names, contact details, partial payment card information, IP addresses, and order histories. Canada Goose says it has found no evidence of a breach of its own systems, is reviewing the dataset’s accuracy and scope, and the exposed data could still be abused for phishing, social engineering, fraud, and profiling of high-value customers. #ShinyHunters #CanadaGoose
Keypoints
- ShinyHunters claims to have leaked more than 600,000 Canada Goose customer records.
- The 1.67 GB JSON dataset includes names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, IPs, order histories, and partial payment card data.
- Canada Goose reports no evidence of a breach of its own systems and is reviewing the dataset to assess accuracy and scope.
- ShinyHunters says the data may have originated from a third-party payment processor rather than Canada Goose systems.
- Exposed information could enable targeted phishing, social engineering, fraud, and profiling of high-value customers.