Alibaba's Online Store Redmart Suffers Data Breach of More Than Million Accounts, Experts say Company's Fault

Lazada, a Singapore firm owned by e-commerce company Alibaba, suffered a hacking attack that cost more than one million accounts. On Friday, the e-commerce company said it lost user accounts containing personal information like credit card credentials and addresses. In what is considered one of the most significant data breach incidents, Singapore suffered a data breach of 5.7 million accounts. According to ZDNet, "once beloved for its streamlined and clean users interface, the integrated RedMart experience was described by customers as cluttered, difficult navigate, and missing several popular features such as the ability to update a scheduled order and access to the favorite items list." In its email, the firm confirmed that the hackers took the information from the database of its online grocery platform, RedMart. RedMart had been inactive for more than eighteen months. Experts say that the attack on RedMart was bound to happen as the company didn't take cybersec...