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Nissan says stolen data came from third-party vendor after hacking group claims breach

Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at 08:00 PM UTC·Source: The Record

Updated: Thursday, April 2, 2026 at 04:49 PM UTC

Executive Summary

A hacking group claimed this week to have breached the file-transfer system used by a company that offers services to Nissan and Infiniti dealerships across North America. Nissan said there was no indication "customer information was accessed or put at risk."

Analysis

A hacking group claimed this week to have breached the file-transfer system used by a company that offers services to Nissan and Infiniti dealerships across North America. Nissan said there was no indication "customer information was accessed or put at risk."
Source Attribution

Originally published by The Record on Apr 1, 2026.

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