Moncler said that key data on the credit cards of its customers and other means of payment were not included among the data stolen in a cyber attack suffered a few weeks ago, as the company did not store such data on its systems. It admitted that other data on some customer registrations on its website, current and former employees, some suppliers, consultants and business partners were stolen on Jan. 18 after the Italian luxury outerwear company rejected a demand for a ransom payment.
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