Return To ArticleOnePlus seems to have a new winter tradition, right up there with Z-list pantomimes and overpriced Advent calendars: when it gets a bit parky out, watch out for phishing attempts.
Yep, it seems the January 2018 hack has a sequel, though like most Hollywood blockbusters, the follow-up is comparatively underwhelming. While the 2018 hack exposed credit card numbers, this time it’s just customer names, contact numbers, email addresses and shipping information. There’s no financial data or passwords, mercifully.
