Jan 28 (Reuters) - Bumble, Match Group ( MTCH )

, and CrunchBase were hit by cyberattacks, Bloomberg

News reported on ‌Wednesday, citing spokespersons of the impacted

companies.

Panera Bread ​also confirmed that an incident ‍occurred and

has alerted authorities. "The ⁠data involved ⁠is contact

information," it said in an emailed ‌statement to Reuters.

Bumble ​said the intruders did not get into the member

database, ⁠accounts, direct ‍messages, or ​profiles, while Tinder

parent Match's said an incident affected a limited ‍amount of

user data, but there was no indication that user log-in

credentials, financial information, or private communications

were accessed, according to the ​Bloomberg ‍report.

A spokesperson for the data provider website CrunchBase said

documents on ​its corporate network had been affected, but that

it had contained the incident, the report added.

Match, Bumble, and CrunchBase did not immediately respond to

Reuters' ​requests for comment outside regular business hours.