Newegg data breach compensation action

We’re launching a Newegg data breach compensation action after news broke that the hackers behind the British Airways data breach appear to have struck again.

A vulnerability in the Newegg website allowed hackers to digitally “skim” payment information in the same fashion as the BA data breach. The company has yet to release full information about the breach, but we’re launching legal action now.

Newegg has admitted that they have identified malware that had been injected into their servers. We can only estimate at this stage that customers’ personal and payment data may have been compromised.

About the Newegg data breach compensation action

We are launching our Newegg data breach compensation action. If you have been affected by the breach and you want to know more, please visit our help page.

We can help victims in England and Wales on a No Win, No Fee basis.

The breach period appears to have been 14 August 2018 to 18 September 2018. Any customer who used the Newegg payment process between these dates may have been affected by the hack.

It’s understood that it’s the same hackers who were behind the British Airways data breach that we’re also helping people claim for.

Start your Newegg data breach compensation claim today

You can start your Newegg data breach compensation claim with us today.

Our lawyers are already fighting for justice in over 20 different data breach actions. We have been advising and representing data breach victims for a number of years.

We’re confident we can win the legal action given that the hack appears to be the same as the one that hit BA and Ticketmaster. We’re also representing victims in the Ticketmaster breach as well.

The new GDPR that came into force in May has specific sanctions in place for any company who breaches data laws. Companies can be fined millions of pounds, and victims can claim compensation as well.

Please contact the team for help and assistance.