Fashion retailer Express has fixed a security vulnerability that exposed customer personal information and order details to the public internet, according to reports.

The data exposure issue was identified and reported to Express by technology publication TechCrunch. The company moved to address the security flaw after being alerted to the problem.

The vulnerability allowed unauthorized access to customer information that should have remained private and secure on the company's systems. Express confirmed the issue has been resolved but did not provide details about the scope of the exposure or how long the data remained accessible.

When contacted about the incident, Express declined to specify whether it plans to notify affected customers about the data exposure. The company has not released additional information about what specific types of customer information may have been accessible during the security lapse.

The incident highlights ongoing concerns about retail data security as companies continue to handle large volumes of customer information through their e-commerce platforms. Express operates both physical stores and online retail operations serving customers nationwide.