Radio-Canada Voice synthesis, based on artificial intelligence, makes it possible to generate spoken text from a written text. Giant Tiger announces that the contact details of some of its customers were compromised during a supplier-related “incident” third party that she uses. Spokeswoman Alison Scarlett did not name the supplier, but said the Ottawa-based discount retailer uses it to manage its communications and customer relations. < p class="StyledBodyHtmlParagraph-sc-48221190-4 hnvfyV">After recently becoming aware of a security issue with the vendor, Scarlett says Giant Tiger began contacting its customers about the incident, urging them to use caution when using security issues. they open emails and receive phone calls. Ms. Scarlett maintains that no payment information or passwords were part of the data compromised. Giant Tiger store systems and applications were also not affected. Loading ELSE ON NEWS: Violence in Haiti: Ottawa launches an evacuation operationLoading ELSE ON NEWS: Violence in Haiti: Ottawa launches evacuation operation She adds that there is no indication that the data has been misused, but says the company is working to resolve incident as quickly and openly as possible. We deeply regret that this incident occurred and remain committed to employing best practices to prevent this type of incident, she mentions in an email. With information from The Canadian Press 
Giant Tiger has begun contacting its customers, urging them to exercise caution when opening emails and receiving phone calls. (Archive photo)Violence in Haiti: Ottawa launches an evacuation operation
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