5月12日晚，多名网友在社交平台晒出迪奥（Dior）发来的短信，内容显示该品牌近日发生了数据泄露事件，受影响的客户个人 信息或包括姓名、手机号、邮寄地址、消费水平及偏好等，但不涉及银行账户、信用卡信息等财务信息。迪奥称目前已展开调 查并向相关监管部门报备，建议用户对可疑通信保持警惕等。 我国《个人信息保护法》第五十七条规定，发生或者可能发生个人信息泄露、篡改、丢失的，个人信息处理者应当立即采取补 救措施，并通知履行个人信息保护职责的部门和个人。通知应当包括三类事项：发生或者可能发生个人信息泄露、篡改、丢失 的信息种类、原因和可能造成的危害；个人信息处理者采取的补救措施和个人可以采取的减轻危害的措施；个人信息处理者的 联系方式。 同时，个人信息处理者采取措施能够有效避免信息泄露、篡改、丢失造成危害的，个人信息处理者可以不通知个人；履行个人 信息保护职责的部门认为可能造成危害的，有权要求个人信息处理者通知个人。信息泄露可能导致身份盗用、网络诈骗等风 险，从迪奥向用户发送的短信内容来看，相关风险或已实际产生。 （文章来源：南方都市报） 迪奥向用户发送的通知短信。 图源微博网友 5月13日，南都记者通过微信向迪奥官方 ...

Core Viewpoint - Dior has reported a data breach involving unauthorized access to customer data in China, prompting the company to take measures to mitigate the situation and investigate the incident with cybersecurity experts [1][3]. Group 1: Data Breach Details - The affected customer information may include names, gender, phone numbers, email addresses, mailing addresses, spending levels, preferences, and other information provided by customers [1][3]. - Financial information such as bank account details, International Bank Account Numbers (IBAN), or credit card information was not included in the accessed database [1][3]. - The initial investigation indicates that the incident was caused by unauthorized access to the database [1][3]. Group 2: Customer Advisory - Dior advises customers to remain vigilant against any suspicious communications (SMS, phone calls, emails) and not to open or click on links from unknown sources [1][3]. - Customers are urged not to disclose sensitive information such as verification codes or passwords and to consult Dior's official customer service for any suspicious messages [1][3]. Group 3: Company Background and Financial Performance - Dior is a French luxury brand under the global luxury goods group LVMH, specializing in high-end consumer products including handbags, clothing, shoes, jewelry, perfumes, cosmetics, and children's wear [5]. - LVMH reported a 3% year-over-year decline in total revenue for Q1 2025, with fashion and leather goods sales down 5%, significantly below market expectations [5]. - The Asia-Pacific market (excluding Japan) saw an 11% revenue decline, with its share of total revenue dropping from 33% in 2024 to 30% [5].