#wendy’s philippines data breach

Two of the country's largest fast food chains, Wendy's Philippines, and Jollibee were ordered by the National Privacy Commission (NPC) to take actions against data breach. In a report by ABS-CBN, Wendy's Philippines suffered a breach on its website on April 23. National Privacy Commission issues order obliging Wendy's Philippines to promptly notify data subjects affected in the breach & wholesale leak of its database last April 23. pic.twitter.com/6GCRzGANUR — Jacque Manabat (@jacquemanabat) May 4, 2018 The NPC issued an order on May 2, asking Wenphil Corporation to notify its users of the data breach; provide a copy of the server logs, network logs, and traffic logs of its website prior to the breach; and conduct a new Privacy Impact Assessment. In a report by the Manila Bulletin, Jollibee encountered a similar issue after the initial investigation showed attempts of a data breach. A new data breach has reportedly exposed the personal information of 17.5 million Instagram users, raising fresh concerns about account security on Meta’s platforms. According to Malwarebytes, it found that the data breach occurred during its regular scan on the dark web, which it associated with a potential exposure of the Instagram API back in 2024. 16 billion passwords have been exposed in platforms like Apple, Google, Facebook, and more in a massive data breach. Read more in our articles including "NPC orders Wendy's PH and Jollibee to take actions against data breach" and "Meta data breach exposes millions of Instagram users".