M&S Website Restored After Cyberattack Disruption
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Marks & Spencer's website is back online after a several-hour outage. The website had been inaccessible for browsing for several hours, adding to ongoing disruptions caused by a recent cyberattack. The attack, which occurred over Easter, compromised some customer data, including addresses and dates of birth, though payment details remained secure. M&S estimates the attack will cost £300m in lost profits, and online services will see gradual restoration until July. Police are investigating the Scattered Spider hacking group.
Marks & Spencer's website is back online after a several-hour outage. The website had been inaccessible for browsing for several hours, adding to ongoing disruptions caused by a recent cyberattack. The attack, which occurred over Easter, compromised some customer data, including addresses and dates of birth, though payment details remained secure. M&S estimates the attack will cost £300m in lost profits, and online services will see gradual restoration until July. Police are investigating the Scattered Spider hacking group.
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