Victoria’s Secret Website Stripped Down by Cyberattack: A Cautionary Tale for Retailers

Victoria’s Secret website hit pause after a cyberattack—turns out hackers want more than just lingerie. While the site recovers, the stores are still open for business. Keep your shields up, retailers; hackers seem to think your data is the next runway must-have!

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Hot Take:

Looks like Victoria’s Secret has more than just bras and panties to worry about now—cybercriminals have decided to slip into something a little more… clandestine. While their site is down, perhaps it’s time for a new line of “cyber-secure lingerie” with built-in firewalls. Just imagine: a push-up bra that lifts and separates your network traffic! Until then, shoppers will have to brave the physical stores for their lacy necessities, which might actually be scarier than a ransomware attack.

Key Points:

  • Victoria’s Secret website taken down due to a cyberattack.
  • Unspecified security incident with potential ransomware involvement.
  • Adidas also hit with a cyber incident, compromising customer contact data.
  • UK retailers previously targeted by DragonForce ransomware group.
  • Google warns US retailers about increasing cyber threats.

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