Marks & Spencer confirms a cyberattack as customers face delayed orders
Marks & Spencer (M&S) has said that it is addressing a cyberattack that has affected its Click and Collect service and other operations over the last few days.
The company is a multinational retailer based in Britain that sells a variety of things, such as food, home goods, and clothing. Marks & Spencer has 64,000 workers worldwide and runs more than 1,400 outlets.
In a press release posted on the London Stock Exchange, the company acknowledged the cybersecurity event and said that they are collaborating with cybersecurity specialists to handle and fix the issue.
According to the M&S statement, Marks and Spencer Group plc (the Company, or M&S) has been handling a cyber incident for the past few days.
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