Sotheby’s, the world’s oldest and most prestigious auction house, announced that threat actors accessed its systems and stole sensitive customer information. The breach exposed a range of data, including names, addresses, and financial details such as credit card numbers and bank account information. The company is notifying affected customers and is working with law‑enforcement partners to investigate the incident. Sotheby’s has stated that it is implementing additional security controls and monitoring to prevent future incidents. The company urges customers to review their account activity and monitor for any suspicious behavior. The breach underscores the growing threat landscape faced by high‑profile businesses and highlights the importance of robust cybersecurity defenses, continuous monitoring, and prompt incident response. Sotheby’s remains committed to protecting customer privacy and will continue to update stakeholders as more information becomes available.