Data Breach at Qmerit EV Charger Service Exposes Customer Information
Non-Password Protected Database Compromises Work Orders and Invoices
Qmerit, a leading electric vehicle (EV) charger service, has fallen victim to a significant data breach, exposing sensitive customer information due to a non-password protected database. The breach has compromised work orders and invoices, raising alarm among customers and contractors alike.
According to a report by WebsitePlanet, the breach occurred as a result of a lapse in security protocols, allowing unauthorized access to Qmerit’s database containing a plethora of internal data. Among the compromised information are work orders detailing service requests and invoices outlining financial transactions, potentially exposing personal and financial details of customers.
In light of this breach, both customers and contractors associated with Qmerit are urged to remain vigilant and take proactive measures to mitigate risks. Here’s what they should be aware of:
For Customers: Beware of Phishing Attempts: Exercise caution when responding to unsolicited emails or messages claiming to be from Qmerit. Phishing attempts may seek to exploit the breach for further personal information.
For Contractors: Communicate with Customers: Contractors should maintain open communication with customers affected by the breach, providing reassurance and guidance on steps they can take to protect their information. Report Suspicious Activity: Contractors should promptly report any unusual or suspicious activity related to Qmerit’s services to the appropriate authorities and company representatives.
As with any data breach continue, Qmerit customers and contractors are encouraged to remain vigilant and proactive in safeguarding their personal and financial information against potential exploitation.