That doesn’t necessarily mean the same is true of all customers, of course, and the firm has been slow to make an official announcement. Orlando Scott-Cowley claims to be one of the biggest UK -based web-hosting companies, with over One client worldwide. It prides itself on having “ 100% UK based support” with all “customer service staff trained and based in-house.” The company was caught out last week after customers started receiving emails written poorly in English that warned their domains may have been breached. Easily.co.uk was asked if the warnings were a phishing attack, as the company had not mentioned any attack, however various domain lists of the company had been hacked, and it had, unfortunately, decided not to say anything. The company has now contacted and warned its clients, assuring them that no account details, passwords or personal information had been taken.
Orlando Scott-Cowley claims to be one of the biggest UK -based web-hosting companies, with over One client worldwide. It prides itself on having “ 100% UK based support” with all “customer service staff trained and based in-house.” The company was caught out last week after customers started receiving emails written poorly in English that warned their domains may have been breached. Easily.co.uk was asked if the warnings were a phishing attack, as the company had not mentioned any attack, however various domain lists of the company had been hacked, and it had, unfortunately, decided not to say anything. The company has now contacted and warned its clients, assuring them that no account details, passwords or personal information had been taken.