Cyberattack keeps Russian retailer Poryadok disrupted for five days
Original title: Russian popular home goods chain faces days of disruption following cyberattack
The 48-store chain closed some shops and took its site and app offline, with no word on stolen data.
Russian home goods retailer Poryadok said a cyberattack forced it to close some stores and suspend online services for five consecutive days. Customers could not collect orders, use loyalty accounts or reach support. The company, with 48 stores in 32 cities, first reported problems on Sunday and later confirmed a cyberattack without describing the intrusion or a recovery date. DownRadar user reports still showed online services down on Friday, and the site said only some stores remained affected.
Unconfirmed: The attacker, the intrusion method and whether any customer data was compromised are not known.
- Poryadok was founded in 2010 and stores in Voronezh and other cities stayed closed.
- The company gave no timeline for restoring orders or loyalty bonuses.
- It is unknown who attacked or whether customer information was compromised.
- Recent Russian incidents include claimed breaches at Dodo Pizza and Anywayanyday.
Impact: Store, website and app outages blocking orders and support
From the original article
2 min read at therecord.mediaPoryadok, which operates 48 stores across 32 Russian cities, first reported technical problems on Sunday, saying its website, mobile app and physical stores were temporarily unavailable.
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