Category: About the Data Breach
Hackers seeing exposed identity documents
Hackers are actively seeking exposed identity documents because they could use them to commit fraud and theft, and it is important that people understand the risks.
Read on for a little bit of advice in respect of this. To find out if you are still in time to pursue a claim for compensation as a victim of the Virgin Media data leak, please complete the forms on our website here now.
How much is the average compensation pay-out?
How much is the average compensation pay-out for a data breach compensation case? We know that this is a common question that people ask, so let us give you a little bit of insight and advice in respect of this.
We can only talk about averages and estimates based on the information that we have. If you were affected by the Virgin Media data breach incident that was revealed in 2020, you can find out if you are still eligible to pursue a case and join the action here now.
Do people claim data breach compensation?
Do people claim data breach compensation? Absolutely. What can people be entitled to claim compensation for? In short, distress and loss, but we will go into this in more detail below.
It can be quite common for people to claim data breach compensation in today’s digital age. Read on for a little more advice about what we do. Complete a few forms on our website here now to find out more about the Virgin Media data breach group action that we are pursuing for thousands of people.
Payment card fraud from a data breach
The risks of payment card fraud and theft from a data breach can be significant, even where actual payment card information has not been exposed in a privacy event.
This is why we always say that, even when personal contact details are affected, people can still be at risk of being targeted. This can also be why people can suffer significant distress when such information is misused or exposed.
If you are one of the 900,000 people affected by the Virgin Media data leak, and if you have not yet started your claim, find out if you are still in time to do so by completing a few forms on our website here now.
Virgin Media and them being liable for a data breach claim
We believe that Virgin Media is liable for a data breach claim for anybody who pursues one as part of our group action, where we represent thousands of people on a No Win, No Fee basis.
We believe that there has been a clear breach of the GDPR, and that Virgin Media has been negligent in the duty of care that they had for the 900,000 people whose information was left exposed. We are committed in our fight for justice to make sure that our clients can access the compensation we believe they deserve, and we will leave no stone unturned in our efforts to do this.
If you have not yet started your claim and joined our group action, find out if you are still in time to do so by completing a few forms on our website here now.
Virgin Media: claim for unlawfully accessing records
It was discovered in early 2020 that third parties had been unlawfully accessing records for some 900,000 people, most of whom were customers of Virgin Media.
The issue was identified as a database configuration problem, and Virgin Media were only alerted to the issue after the information had been left online for a period of 10 months. In our view, this was a clear breach of the GDPR which is why we are pursuing a group action for compensation. You can find out if you are still in time to claim by completing a few forms on our website here now.
Breaches leading to data for sale online
Criminals posting data for sale online could be one of the major risks that can arise from information breaches, leaks and hacks, and the importance of our work fighting for justice for victims is obvious.
This was certainly one of the risks that has been associated with the Virgin Media data leak that affected some 900,000 people, discovered in early 2020. We continue to represent thousands of people claiming compensation on a No Win, No Fee basis for this incident, and you can find out if you are still eligible to join the action by completing a few forms on our website here now.
Virgin Media published personal data online: your rights explained
Virgin Media published personal data online by accident which led to a significant data breach that we subsequently launched compensation action for on behalf of thousands of people.
This incident was a breach of the GDPR which can entitle victims of the data leak to claim compensation for any distress that has been suffered by the loss of control of their personal information. We are representing thousands of victims right now on a No Win, No Fee basis because we believe that there are strong enough prospects of being able to succeed with our compensation action.
Find out if you are eligible to pursue a case by contacting our expert team here now.
Virgin Media failed to protect personal data
Virgin Media failed to protect personal data of some 900,000 people when a database was left exposed between April 2019 and February 2020.
In response to this leak of personal information, we launched a legal action for justice and we are representing thousands of people who are claiming compensation as part of our group action. Eligible victims who have placed their case with us can benefit from No Win, No Fee legal representation.
Find out if you are still in time to claim by completing a few forms our website ASAP here now.
Are you affected by the Virgin Media data breach?
If you were affected by the Virgin Media data breach, you could be entitled to claim privacy compensation now with our leading team of experts on a No Win, No Fee basis.
We represent thousands of clients who are engaged in the Virgin Media data which group action that we have launched. Given that this breach was revealed over two years ago, we are now at an advanced stage with cases.
You may still be in time to claim – find out now by starting the process by completing a few simple forms on our website here now.
