Fashion marketplace Miinto told customers that an unauthorized party got into its internal order management system and may have retrieved their order data. The company said exposed data includes names, email addresses, physical addresses, phone numbers, and payment-method information such as card type or Klarna use, but not full card numbers or card verification codes. Miinto did not disclose the scale of the breach or the intrusion method.
Why it matters: Affected shoppers should be alert for phishing messages that use real order details to look convincing. Users should watch for fake Miinto emails, texts, or calls, and the company still needs to clarify how many people were affected and how the intrusion happened.
2026.07.10
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This article appears to be the first concrete report of Miinto's breach, including what system was accessed and what categories of customer data were exposed.
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