OTC-listed Shen's (8921) said in a November 10 filing that customers of its Jcolor e-commerce platform reported that a third party appears to have improperly obtained data and contacted them by email [1]. The company convened an emergency meeting, ordered its outsourced system maintenance vendor to patch and harden the system and review hosts, user passwords and payment data, and says there is no material impact on finances or operations so far [1]. Jcolor members and customers should stay alert to fraud and follow reminders posted on the platform website, social media and by email [1].
Shen's (8921) Jcolor e-commerce platform: third party suspected of obtaining data and emailing customers
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- Disclosed
- Nov 10, 2026
- Occurred
- Nov 10, 2026
- Published
- Nov 11, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 10, 2026
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Who is affected
Industries mainly affected: Retail
What to do nowOur advice
Jcolor members and customers should stay alert to fraud and follow reminders posted on the platform website, social media and by email [1]
Timeline
- Shen's (8921) files a MOPS disclosure on a suspected personal data leak[1]
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- 1Beware of impersonation emails mitigate[1]
Jcolor members and customers should watch for suspicious emails impersonating the platform and rely on official site notices.
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“今日接獲本公司Jcolor捷可印電商平台消費者反映, 疑似有第三方不當取得資料並透過電子郵件聯繫消費者。”
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