In contrast to the company’s claim, Murray’s Under Armour data breach class action lawsuit alleges that her payment information was compromised, as she used payment cards to make purchases in the app. The company also claimed that payment information was not compromised. In its announcement of the breach, the company stressed that government-issued information like Social Security numbers and drivers’ license numbers were not compromised, as Under Armour does not collect this information in the app. Allegedly, the passwords were protected by being hashed, which usually makes them more difficult to hack, but they were exposed nonetheless. Reportedly, that data breach exposed the user names, email addresses, and passwords of about 150 million app users.

She alleges that her personal information, including email addresses, passwords, and payment information, was compromised in a data breach which took place earlier this year.Īccording to the Under Armour class action lawsut, the company admitted that in late February they experienced a data breach to their MyFitnessPal app. Plaintiff Rebecca Murray claims she used Under Armour’s MyFitnessPal app for a number of purposes, inducing to make purchases.

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