Leak at Guy Demarle

On 3 December 2024, Guy Demarle — a French brand of silicone bakeware and kitchenware (Flexipan moulds) sold through direct home demonstrations and online — publicly confirmed that it had suffered a cyberattack resulting in the theft of part of its customer data. According to the company, the intrusion took place during the night of 12–13 October and led to a partial copy of the personal data held in its customer database.

The breach exposed personal contact details only. Guy Demarle stated that login credentials, passwords and banking information were not affected by the incident.

Exposed data categories:

• Last name and first name
• Postal address
• Email address (where provided)
• Phone number (where provided)

Guy Demarle said it acted immediately to end the intrusion and notified France's data protection authority, the CNIL, as required by law. The company warned affected customers to be alert to phishing emails and fraudulent SMS messages, to avoid clicking suspicious links, and to enable two-factor authentication where possible. No exact count of affected customers was publicly disclosed.