Dominos Pizza website data breach

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#224309 12-Nov-2017 15:07

So for dinner last night we ordered a few pizzas from Dominos using their online ordering site. We ticked the "Send me email" box because we don't mind getting their bargains emailed to us :) Being web developers, we have a domain set up with a catch-all address, so we make up an email address for each business we ever give it to eg dominos@example.com

Anyway, this morning we received an email from "Mary" (email address rvkzr1pbp@gmx.com) directly to the address we used on the Dominos site last night. The email from Mary also addressed me by my real name, which we also put into the Dominos site last night.

The email was just this (completely un-styled ie plain-text email):

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Hi, Jeff!

around Dunedinnorth?

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We did live in Dunedin North but that was a few years ago now.

So... very interested in people's thoughts on what's gone down here. And whether I should feel concerned about the fact I also entered our credit card details into their site in the same transaction... :o

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#1899628 12-Nov-2017 15:13

I have been getting the same emails into my Spam box for the past few months, I was wondering where they had come from, the way some of them are written is quite creepy. Pleased to find out where it came from, also never ordering from Domino's online again!

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#1899642 12-Nov-2017 15:42

Yeah i also had the spam, it would say my first name and my region or city

Sarah <derrilmalden9296630@aol.com> was one of email address there is many variations of it.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/97683139/spammers-grab-slice-of-dominos-customers-personal-information

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#1899644 12-Nov-2017 15:49

So a month later there's still a breach? Yikes.

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#1899677 12-Nov-2017 16:57

Was this the first time submitting the email address to Dominos, or had you used this email address with them previously?

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#1899678 12-Nov-2017 17:03

Aha! I got the same email but came straight to my inbox a few weeks ago too!

I also found it weird how it knew my suburb...

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#1899686 12-Nov-2017 17:46

I got the same email from 'Mary' saying if I lived in the town. Very creepy and also concerning. I did read here that it was likely coming from this data breach as discussed here https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/97683139/spammers-grab-slice-of-dominos-customers-personal-information

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#1899693 12-Nov-2017 18:09

This is why I don't put real name and use a disposable email for things like these.

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#1899713 12-Nov-2017 18:43

Ditto here. Has my name and the suburb of the domino's store, not where we live. There was a breach there a few months ago wasn't there?

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#1899715 12-Nov-2017 18:50

D.W:

Was this the first time submitting the email address to Dominos, or had you used this email address with them previously?

No, we have used it before over quite a long period (years). However, we only rarely order (probably only four or five times a year) and got this email within half a day of our most recent order. That's either VERY coincidental, or there's still a data breach.

@starkey — thanks for the link; that's the exact issue. If I'd read that first I wouldn't have raised the whole issue all over again :)

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#1899739 12-Nov-2017 19:05

The data in the breach goes back at least seven years..

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#1899741 12-Nov-2017 19:13

kyhwana2: The data in the breach goes back at least seven years..

It can't be that long ago, because I had it sent to my new ISPs email address which is a disposable one, and I have only had it for a couple of years.

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#1899750 12-Nov-2017 19:29

I have had two as well from Domino’s Upper Hutt, do I close down dominos account?

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#1899760 12-Nov-2017 20:41

Stu1: I have had two as well from Domino’s Upper Hutt, do I close down dominos account?

No point now as they already have your email. In the Stuff article they say they don't have passwords and credit card details though... but hmmm.

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#1899761 12-Nov-2017 20:42

Quite sad that the company dont seem to be offering an apology or advice on this issue.

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#1899772 12-Nov-2017 21:07

sonyxperiageek:
Stu1: I have had two as well from Domino’s Upper Hutt, do I close down dominos account?

No point now as they already have your email. In the Stuff article they say they don't have passwords and credit card details though... but hmmm.

I won’t order from them again online that’s for sure

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