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UK Retail Giant Marks & Spencer confirmed that hackers stole their customers’ personal details during a cyberettack last month.

In a brief statement With the London Stock Exchange on Tuesday, the retailer said that an unspecified amount of customers’ information was received in the breach of data. The BBC, which First reported the company depositreported a Marks & Spencer e -mail Saying that stolen data include customer names, birth dates, home addresses and email, phone numbers, household information and electronic order stories.

The company also said it restores its customers’ passwords online.

Marks & Spencer continues to experience disorders and vacations in its stores, with some grocery shelves remaining empty after the advice of the company’s activities. The company’s electronic ordering system for customers also remains offline.

It is not clear how many data of individuals had been stolen during the hack. When TechCrunch is achieved, Marks & Spencer Alicia Sanctuary would not say how many people are affected and reported Techcrunch in his online statement. Marks & Spencer had 9.4 million online customers As of March 30, 2024, according to its most recent annual report.

A gang of ransomware and blackmail called Dragonforce received credit for cyberspine to several UK retail giants, including Marks & Spencer, media report.

UK retailers the co-op and Harrods They were also targeted by hackers at the same time that the Marks & Spencer were tired. The partner initially said that there was no evidence that the data was at stake, but later said the hackers had stolen customer data. In an update on his websiteCo-op reported customer names, birth dates, home addresses and email and phone numbers.

The bbc Reported last week This DragonForce claimed that it had the private information of 20 million people who signed the CO-op participation program, including today’s and former members.

Stated the UK National Security Center Last week that he “worked with the victims and colleagues of law enforcement” to understand more about the halls.

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