Decrypted: The UK Cyber Briefing
Oct 7, 2026 · 4 min · 7 segments
Hackers used ASOS's own app to push an extortion message to customers, claiming a Snowflake compromise they have yet to evidence. The Secure by Design question for UK firms: who can speak in your…
Who can speak in your name? At about ten AM on Tuesday, ASOS customers got a push notification headed ASO Shakid.
It wasn't meant for them.
It was addressed to the retailer's data protection officer and IT team.
The alarming part isn't the claim, which remains unproven.
It's the channel it arrived through, the one customers trust most.
Who can speak in your name? At about ten AM on Tuesday, ASOS customers got a push notification headed ASO Shakid.
It wasn't meant for them.
It was addressed to the retailer's data protection officer and IT team.
The alarming part isn't the claim, which remains unproven.
It's the channel it arrived through, the one customers trust most.
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