Ahold Delhaize restoring services after a cyberattack
Original title: Ahold Delhaize Restoring Services Disrupted by Cyberattack
Many European sites are back and Albert Heijn home delivery is expected by Friday; no data theft is confirmed.
Ahold Delhaize said a cyberattack led it to take systems offline on October 12, disrupting online orders and deliveries in Europe and the United States while stores stayed open. On Monday it said many European websites and apps are restored, Albert Heijn home deliveries should resume by Friday, and US e-commerce should return within days. The company notified the Dutch NCSC, filed a police report, and says it has no evidence that customer, associate, or partner data was stolen.
Unconfirmed: The attack type is undisclosed, and the no-theft statement is the company's own.
- The outage affected most brands across Europe and the United States.
- US e-commerce has no specific restoration date.
- CEO Frans Muller called the cause malicious actions by others.
- The company has not described the attack type.
Impact: Online orders and deliveries disrupted; no confirmed data theft
- Victims
- Ahold Delhaize
- Organizations
- Dutch National Cyber Security Centre
- Countries
- NetherlandsBelgiumUnited States
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