The hacker group DATASUCKERS, which previously claimed to have breached the Dodo Pizza database, has published statistics for Kazakhstan. According to its claim, the stolen data contains information on 6.5 million Kazakh customers, reports infohub.kz.
According to the group's statement, the Kazakhstan database contains 6,537,929 unique phone numbers, 6,725,137 customers and more than 59 million unique orders. In total, the hackers say they have 522 million records of various events.
As proof, DATASUCKERS also published data on the 1,000 most recently registered users from Kazakhstan, but this fragment was later deleted.
Earlier, Dodo Pizza confirmed in its Telegram channel that its IT system had been hit by a cyberattack. The pizza maker suggested that the attackers may have gained access to data on some customers: names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth and order histories.
At the same time, Dodo Pizza said it does not store customers' payment data for transactions in the attacked system, so it did not fall into the hackers' hands.
According to DATASUCKERS, 2–3 TB of information was stolen concerning roughly 68 million Dodo Pizza customers, including data and order histories of users from various countries. There is no independent confirmation of these figures yet, and the company itself has not disclosed the exact number of customers affected.