Overview
On September 7, 2020, ROMWE discovered that some customers’ usernames and passwords found on the dark web may have been stolen from its computer network in July 2018, as determined by internal and forensic investigations.
These usernames and passwords, if used, could have provided access to some ROMWE customers’ account information, including name, email, and phone number, or other optional information customers may have stored.
ROMWE notified potentially affected customers via email and notice on our website, and we have forced password resets for all potentially affected customers. If a customer stored credit card information in their account, it remains secure since ROMWE does not keep customers’ full credit card information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I received an email notification?
If you received an email from ROMWE, your email address and password may have been compromised during a recently discovered cyberattack that took place in July 2018. Over the past several years, ROMWE has continued to improve its security protections as part of its regular security program activities, including by increasing password encryption and using more advanced intrusion detection technologies. As noted above, for the present matter, we have already forced password resets for all potentially affected customers.