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Under Armour investigates breach reportedly tied to data on about 72 million customers
Under Armour said it is investigating a data breach after a cybersecurity service reported exposure of customer email addresses and other profile details. The company said there’s no evidence passwords or payment systems were compromised.
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Under Armour is investigating a reported data breach that may have exposed customer email addresses and some profile information, after the incident was flagged publicly by the breach-notification service “Have I Been Pwned.”
The company said it has not found evidence that the breach affected its main website, payment processing systems, or customer passwords, though it continues to assess the scope of what was accessed.
- What may be exposed: Emails and certain profile fields (such as names and demographic data).
- What UA says is not affected (so far): Passwords and financial/payment systems.
- What to do: Watch for suspicious emails, reset passwords if reused elsewhere, and enable multi-factor authentication where available.