The company said attackers got access to some customers’ personal details and partial payment information.
SAN FRANCISCO — Food delivery app company DoorDash said hackers accessed phone numbers, emails and delivery addresses after getting into a third-party vendor’s computer system.
In a Thursday statement, the company said it has “no reason to believe that affected personal information has been misused for fraud or identity theft” from the “sophisticated phishing campaign.”
DoorDash didn’t share the exact timing of the breach, but told customers it “recently” caught suspicious activity from the unnamed vendor’s computer network. It said the vendor’s access to its systems was quickly disabled.
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