This is not a data breach, whatever it is we must've done it ourselves...
28 Oct 2015 at 10:20, Alexander J Martin
The Information Commissioner's Office is making enquiries into Marks & Spencer's website after customers complained that they were being presented with each others' personal details while shopping
Marks & Spencer made its website temporarily unavailable last night after what it claimed was "a technical issue".
The company's customers raised the alarm on social media sites Facebook and Twitter, claiming that they had been presented with other shoppers' sensitive information, including their names, phone numbers, card details and delivery addresses.
M&S has told The Register that no full financial information had been exposed during what they understood was a small period of time wherein customers may have seen a snapshot of one other customer's details.
It was notably not the same customer's details that shoppers were shown.
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