DODO Pizza says it experienced a cyberattack on its IT systems, with access to portions of its customer data potentially obtained by the attackers. The pizza chain has reported the incident to Roskomnadzor and states that access to the system has since been blocked. The company notes that the data exposed may include full names, physical addresses, email addresses and phone numbers, dates of birth, and order history. It has not disclosed exact figures of how many users may be affected.
Claims about the scope of the breach are currently unverified. The hacker group DATASUCKERS asserts that 2–3 terabytes of data were stolen and that the breach covers around 68 million customers across the chain’s operating regions, including Kazakhstan. Independent third parties have not confirmed these numbers. Readers are cautioned that only what Dodo Pizza has publicly disclosed and the hackers’ unverified claims are available at this time. Further updates from the company or third-party researchers would be needed to establish confirmed impact and the full extent of any data exposed.