Wacom, a Japanese company specializing in graphic tablets, has announced that its online store has been the target of a computer attack, raising concerns about the possible exposure of customers’ bank account. The manufacturer, whose products are widely used by designers and illustrators, revealed that users who have made purchases on the platform between November 28, 2024 and January 8, 2025 may be at risk.
According to information advanced by the company, an investigation is still derived to determine the extent of the incident. Wacom ensures that it is taking steps to reinforce the security of its systems and protect consumer information.
Potential commitment of financial data
The attack may have allowed hackers to access sensitive payment information, including credit card data and bank account credentials of affected users. The company, quoted by the site He said he is directly contacting customers potentially impacted to provide guidance on the following steps.
“We are still investigating the subject… We are working to get all the details and contact customers only that can be potentially affected,” said Wacom.
The brand has not revealed the total dimension of the attack, but stressed that it reinforced its security protocols to avoid future vulnerabilities.
What to do if you have done shopping at Wacom’s online store?
For customers who made purchases at the Wacom store during the indicated period, the company recommends:
- Monitor bank statements and credit cards to identify possible suspicious movements.
- Change WACOM account passwords and other associated services that use similar credentials.
- Be aware of phishing attemptsespecially suspicious communications that can try more personal information, passing by Wacom.
Consumers who suspect any fraudulent activity must contact your bank and, if necessary, cancel committed cards. Wacom should disclose more details as the investigation advances.
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