Both USPS and Amazon Experience Data Security Glitches
In this article
In the midst of the kickoff to the busiest shopping season of the year, news emerged that both the U.S. Postal Service and Amazon experienced data glitches that exposed customer information.
The USPS may have exposed the personal data of more than 60 million customers via a security hole, including access to information on when checks and other critical documents were set to arrive. Amazon meanwhile told an unknown number of customers their names and email addresses were exposed due to a technical error on its ecommerce site.
Written By:
Jeremy Stewart
Jeremy Stewart leads customer success at Cahoot, helping merchants achieve high-performance logistics through smart technology and process optimization. With a background in both ecommerce operations and client services, Jeremy ensures that every merchant using Cahoot gets measurable results—whether they’re scaling from one warehouse to many or managing complex returns.
Turn Returns Into New Revenue
Related Articles
Amazon Expands FBA Box Size: What Sellers Need to Know
The content of this article covers Amazon’s recent FBA box‐size update, the AWD implications, pros and cons of the change, smart questions to ask, seller feedback, Cahoot’s solutio...
Amazon AWD: Benefits and Disadvantages of the Warehousing and Distribution Bulk Storage Solution
If you’re an Amazon seller using FBA, you’ve probably experienced the stress of storage limits, seasonal fee spikes, or juggling inventory across warehouses.