Computer maker Framework has notified all of its customers that their personal information was accessed in a data breach. The company said hackers gained access to a customer database containing names, email addresses, phone numbers, and physical addresses. Framework assured customers that no payment information was released in the incident. The company did not specify when the breach occurred or how many customers were affected. It urged customers to be alert for possible phishing or other misuse of their data. Framework, known for its modular laptops, said it is investigating the breach and taking steps to secure its systems. Customers who receive the notification are advised to monitor their accounts and be cautious of unsolicited messages asking for personal information. The breach appears to have exposed only basic contact details, not financial data, according to the company's notification. Framework's response follows similar data breach disclosures at other tech firms, underscoring the ongoing risk to consumer data. The company has not announced any further actions, such as offering credit monitoring services. Affected customers are encouraged to change passwords associated with their Framework accounts and enable two-factor authentication where possible. Framework's notification did not detail how the attackers gained access or whether law enforcement has been involved. The company said it is cooperating with relevant authorities as part of its investigation.