Company that owns Gucci, Balenciaga, other brands confirms hack

Kerring confirmed on Monday that his luxury brand Gucci, Balencia, Alexander McQueen, Yoves St. Lauren and others confirmed a data violation that influenced customers.

Hackers steal sensitive customer data such as names, email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses and total amounts of money spent on stores around the world. The BBC first reported the violationThe

Kerring said that hackers did not steal the credit card number and contacted customers for not saying how much it was affected.

The BBC says the hackers behind the hack are a notorious group called Shinhuntars, who claimed that 7.4 million emails were stolen data.