Domestic electronics brand BoAt has acknowledged allegations of alleged data breaches by potential customers and said the company is investigating possible data leaks involving its customers’ information.
Some reports claimed that the personally identifiable information (PII) of around 7.5 million (75 lakh) users was apparently exposed in the cyber breach and that users who were willing to pay for the database, up to Access can happen, after which the domestic audio and wearable brand boat has responded.
Some media reports on Saturday revealed that a database of users registered with around 7.5 million BoAt had been leaked on the internet and that these databases were put up for sale, said to be worth around €2 (₹180). Data metrics leaked to the database include the names, phone numbers, email addresses and customer identification numbers of users registered with the bot.
A spokesperson for the company said about the recent claims of data leaks that the company is aware of any recent claims related to potential data leaks involving bot customer information and we have taken these claims seriously and are conducting an extensive investigation. Started immediately.
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A company spokesperson said that our top priority is to protect bot user data.
Last year, there was a 34 percent increase in Indian true wearable stereo shipments. BoAt led the market with a 39 percent increase. The company bagged the top spot for the fourth year in a row due to its highly affordable offering amid its emphasis on local manufacturing.
