Under Armour says the hacker didn’t obtain any payment information, Social Security numbers or driver’s license numbers. The Baltimore company disclosed Thursday that an intruder grabbed the email addresses and login information during a February break-in affecting about 150 million users of its food and nutrition website, MyFitnessPal.

Under Armour reported that its revenue was down 23% in Q1 2020, and attributed 15 of these percentage points to “the decline related to COVID-19 pandemic impacts in the quarter”.Watch Video: Under Armour data breach: MyFitnessPal accounts hackedīALTIMORE - Sports apparel merchant Under Armour has become the latest victim of a massive digital theft of sensitive information about tens of millions of customers. In its Q1 2020 earnings announcement, Under Armour did outline plans to reduce operating expenses and prioritising liquidity. In 2018 Under Armour confirmed that there had a been a data breach that affected as many as 150 million MyFitnessPal users, stating that usernames, passwords and email addresses tied to accounts were exposed in the breach. Under Armour purchased a number of fitness apps around that period, including MapMyFitness for $150 million and Endomondo $85 million. The sports apparel and wearables tech company purchased MyFitnessPal in 2015 for roughly $475 million. This represented a year-on-year increase of 1.3% compared to May 2019. According to The Information, Under Armour is seeking buyers for its health and nutrition app MyFitnessPal, as the company looks to save costs during the COVID-19 crisis.Īs of May 2020, MyFitnessPal was the second top grossing health and fitness app worldwide, with revenue totalling $6.5 million that month, according to Sensor Tower.

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