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GOLF CLUB MAKER CALLAWAY SAYS 1 MILLION AFFECTED BY DATA BREACH

The company that sells the Callaway brand of golf gear reported a data breach
that affected more than 1 million people.

Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp. has been notifying customers that some users of
its e-commerce websites had information exposed in an “IT system incident” that
began August 1.

The breach affected customers of the “Callaway, Odyssey, Ogio, and/or Callaway
Golf Preowned sites,” the company said. Exposed information included account
passwords and answers to security questions, as well as names, mailing
addresses, email addresses, phone numbers and order histories.

“Upon learning of the incident, Topgolf Callaway initiated an investigation with
the assistance of external advisors and notified law enforcement,” the company
said. The breach was discovered on August 16 and the company began notifying
customers on Tuesday, according to a listing from the Office of the Maine
Attorney General.

No payment card numbers or Social Security numbers were affected, Topgolf
Callaway said.

The company forced a password reset for customers and said it “has taken a
number of additional steps to further secure its data, including adding
protective security layers around its data, improving security protocols that
govern access to its systems, and continuing to work with outside experts to
enhance the security of its systems.”

Topgolf Callaway, based in Carlsbad, California, did not specify the nature or
source of the incident.

The company’s chain of outdoor Topgolf recreation centers is not mentioned in
the notice to customers.

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JOE WARMINSKY



Joe Warminsky is the news editor for Recorded Future News. He has more than 25
years experience as an editor and writer in the Washington, D.C., area. Most
recently he helped lead CyberScoop for more than five years. Prior to that, he
was a digital editor at WAMU 88.5, the NPR affiliate in Washington, and he spent
more than a decade editing coverage of Congress for CQ Roll Call.

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