Dodo Pizza says hackers broke into its systems and accessed some customers’ personal information. The company said exposed data may include names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, and order details, but not payment card data. The DataSuckers group claims it stole records for 68 million customers across multiple countries and 15 years of order history, though Dodo Pizza did not confirm that scope.
Why it matters: Customers may face phishing, scam calls, and identity-related fraud using their contact and order data. Dodo Pizza users should watch for suspicious messages and account-related scams, while defenders should look for follow-on extortion or leak activity from DataSuckers.
2026.10.16
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This directly updates the same Dodo Pizza breach by naming arrested suspected DataSuckers members, describing the alleged GitHub credential exposure that enabled access, and adding reported sale and monetization details for the stolen archive.
2026.09.29
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This article appears to be the first confirmed company acknowledgment of the Dodo Pizza intrusion and ties it directly to DataSuckers' public breach claims.
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