M&S Cyberattack Chaos: No Online Orders, But Plenty of Store Browsing!
Marks & Spencer hit pause on online orders after a cyberattack, proving that even a big British retailer isn’t immune to the digital chaos gremlins. M&S assures customers they can still window-shop online but must embrace the ancient art of in-person shopping until the cyber dust settles.
Hot Take:
Looks like Marks & Spencer has hit pause on their digital runway show due to a cyber catwalk malfunction. While the hackers are busy playing the villain, M&S is strutting down the cybersecurity runway, trying to stay fabulous amidst the chaos. Who knew online shopping could be so fashionably dangerous?
Key Points:
- M&S suspended online orders due to a cybersecurity incident but stores remain open.
- The cyberattack affected contactless payments and Click & Collect orders.
- No ransomware group has claimed responsibility yet, but data theft is possible.
- M&S is collaborating with cybersecurity experts to resolve the issue.
- Customers’ understanding is appreciated, as the company aims to minimize disruptions.
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