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Asos Customers Urged to Ignore Unauthorized 'Hacked' Push Notifications

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Asos Customers Urged to Ignore Unauthorized 'Hacked' Push Notifications

“Asos Customers Urged to Ignore Unauthorized 'Hacked' Push Notifications” — what this page in the network covers. Online fashion retailer Asos is advising customers to ignore and not engage with unauthorized push notifications claiming the company has been hacked. The company confirmed the alert was not sent by them and stated they will provide further information as the situation develops. This incident highlights the growing threat of phishing attempts through push notifications, which can lead to malware or credential theft if users interact with them.

Asos, which serves millions of customers globally, is working to address the issue and reassure users about the security of their accounts. Customers are reminded to verify any suspicious messages directly through official Asos channels rather than clicking on links from unknown sources. As digital scams become more sophisticated, staying vigilant is essential for online shoppers. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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