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Christie’s faces class-action complaint after customer data breach

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Christie’s faces class-action complaint after customer data breach
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Clients filed a proposed class action in federal court in New York after Christie’s disclosed that some personal data had been exposed in a cyberattack. The complaint sought relief over the protection and handling of customer data. Christie’s said financial and transaction information was not among the data accessed. The court approved a settlement in July 2025. File photograph: Christie’s New York, The Art Newspaper.

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