DEVELOPING: Hackers Alert Harrods to Massive Data Heist, 430,000 Customer Records Stolen.

Breaking News: Hackers Alert Harrods to Massive Data Heist, 430,000 Customer Records Stolen Luxury department store Harrods has been hit by a massive data breach, with hackers stealing personal information from 430,000 customer records. The breach occurred through a third-party provider and was reported to the company on [current time]. The stolen data includes basic personal information such as names, contact details, marketing preferences, loyalty card information, and ties to other companies. However, Harrods assures customers that passwords and payment details were not compromised. Harrods has confirmed that it will not engage with the hackers and is cooperating fully with relevant authorities. The company has informed all affected customers and is offering support to those concerned about their data security. This breach affects only a small proportion of Harrods' customers, as most shop in-store rather than online. The exact nature of the hackers' communication with Harrods remains unclear at this time. Harrods spokesperson: "Our focus remains on informing and supporting our customers. We have informed all relevant authorities and will continue to co-operate with them." This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*