Hackers got hold of “names, city, telephone number and email only” and do not have “any bank details permitting access to customer accounts or allowing for unauthorised transactions,” it added.
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The incident was reported to police and is subject to an internal investigation, and potentially affected customers are being contacted via post or email, UniCredit said.
The ANSA news agency quoted police sources as saying that the data was moved to the dark web, and that possible further data breaches were being investigated.
ANSA noted that UniCredit reported another hacking incident in July 2017, concerning the personal loan data of some 400,000 of its Italian customers.
THE SUN
