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Data leak at Suzuki

Suzuki France disclosed that a cyberattack on one of its third-party partner systems exposed a customer file containing names, email addresses, postal addresses and phone numbers; no financial data or passwords were affected.

Victim
Suzuki
SectorTransport
CountryFrance

On 20 November 2025, Suzuki — the French arm of the Japanese vehicle manufacturer — disclosed that one of its third-party partners had suffered a cyberattack that exposed a file of Suzuki France customer data. The compromise originated in the partner's information system rather than Suzuki's own infrastructure.

The exposed file contained contact details only. According to Suzuki France's statement, no financial information and no passwords were present in the affected data.

Categories of data exposed:

  • Title, first name and last name
  • Email address
  • Postal address
  • Phone number

Suzuki France said it secured the data, reinforced its security measures, carried out a technical analysis of the incident and notified the French data protection authority (CNIL). The exact number of customers affected was not disclosed.

Sources

  1. suzuki.frhttps://www.suzuki.fr/securite-donnees-personnelles
  2. bonjourlafuite.eu.orghttps://bonjourlafuite.eu.org/#Suzuki-2025-11-20

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