UPS discloses data breach following exploitation of customer info in SMS phishing attacks

News23 Jun 2023

UPS, the multinational shipping company, has revealed that some Canadian customers may have exposed their personal information through its online package look-up tools, which has subsequently been exploited in phishing attacks.

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