A statement was published yesterday by Honda Canada regarding an unauthorized access of customer information. The data in question dates back from 2009 when Honda invited customers to register at the myHonda website.
Affected customers should have received a letter in the mail this week, apologizing for the data theft. The stolen information includes name, address, vehicle identification number (VIN) and Honda Financial Services (HFS) account numbers. Honda points out that personal information such as birthdates, phone numbers, email addresses as well as credit card, bank account, social insurance and driver’s license numbers.
More information can be found in the news section of Honda Canada’s website.
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| 2009 Honda Civic EX-L (Photo: Honda Canada) |
Affected customers should have received a letter in the mail this week, apologizing for the data theft. The stolen information includes name, address, vehicle identification number (VIN) and Honda Financial Services (HFS) account numbers. Honda points out that personal information such as birthdates, phone numbers, email addresses as well as credit card, bank account, social insurance and driver’s license numbers.
More information can be found in the news section of Honda Canada’s website.