Odido told you there was a breach.
They didn't tell you whose hands your data ended up in.
Names, IBANs, and passport numbers from 6.2 million Dutch customers are being traded by criminals right now.
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Recent attacks in the Netherlands
These are real incidents. Your data may be in these databases right now.
6.2 million customer records exposed: names, IBANs, passport numbers, email addresses and phone numbers actively traded on dark web marketplaces.
Targeted phishing campaign using leaked citizen BSN numbers to bypass authentication. Over 180,000 citizens affected by fraudulent tax returns.
Loyalty program database leaked: 4.1M customer profiles including purchase history, addresses and payment preferences sold on criminal forums.
Ransomware attack on municipal systems exposed personal records of 890,000 Amsterdam residents including housing, welfare and permit applications.
Lockbit ransomware exfiltrated 1.2M member records: player data, contracts, medical reports and personal details of staff published online.
OV-chipkaart travel data for 3.5M customers leaked through a third-party vendor: journey histories, home addresses and account credentials exposed.
How to protect your data
Your data was exposed. These six steps can limit the damage.
Change your passwords now
If you used the same password across accounts, criminals already have it. Start with your bank, email, and Odido account.
Turn on two-factor authentication
A stolen password alone won't be enough if 2FA is active. Enable it on every account that offers it, starting today.
Use a password manager
Stop reusing passwords. A password manager generates and stores unique credentials for every account automatically.
Set up bank alerts
Your IBAN was among the data stolen. Activate real-time transaction alerts with your bank so nothing moves without you knowing.
Spot a phishing attempt
Criminals will use your name and details to send convincing fake messages. Never click links in unsolicited emails or texts.
Report suspicious activity
If something feels wrong, act immediately. Contact your bank, report to the Dutch Fraudehelpdesk, and file a report with the Politie.
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