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Statement from Razer regarding Elasticsearch data breach?

  • September 11, 2020
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https://threatpost.com/razer-gaming-fans-data-leak/159147/ Can someone from Razer make a statement on this please? Who is affected? I made my account literally yesterday and bought $500 in peripherals because I trusted the brand enough to fully buy into their ecosystem. I don't want PR/lawyer speak or an apology. Just a clearcut declaration of who might possibly be affected so that those people may make haste in securing their data.
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    https://threatpost.com/razer-gaming-fans-data-leak/159147/ Can someone from Razer make a statement on this please? Who is affected? I made my account literally yesterday and bought $500 in peripherals because I trusted the brand enough to fully buy into their ecosystem. I don't want PR/lawyer speak or an apology. Just a clearcut declaration of who might possibly be affected so that those people may make haste in securing their data.
    Thanks for posting your concern on our support board. We were made aware of a server misconfiguration that potentially exposed order details, customer, and shipping information. No other sensitive data such as credit card numbers or passwords were exposed. The server misconfiguration has been fixed the last 9th of September, prior to the lapse being made public. We sincerely apologize for the lapse and have taken all the necessary steps to fix the issue as well as to conduct a thorough review of our IT security and systems. We remain committed to ensuring the digital safety and security of all our customers. If you have any questions about this, please feel free to reach out to [EMAIL]DPO@razer.com[/EMAIL].
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