Eircom email suspended over 'intrusion'

Eircom has apologised to its 350,000 email customers, after they restricted access over a so-called "intrusion".

Eircom email suspended over 'intrusion'

Eircom has apologised to its 350,000 email customers, after they restricted access over a so-called "intrusion".

The company said access to eircom.net will be back by this evening, having been suspended last night.

Eircom said they locked down their email service after detecting an intrusion on the service - and they have alerted the Data Protection Commissioner over the breach.

The company said there is no evidence to suggest any impact to their other systems or services, including customer data.

Eircom is strongly recommending that customers change their email account passwords today.

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