UK retail giant Co-op confirms hackers stole all 6.5 million customer records

The Chief Executive Co-operation of the UK on Wednesday said that during April, hackers stole all customer information from the company’s customer during CyberTack.

Co-Ope Group CEO Cemet-Helt-Hells T BBC News The hackers who have copied the .5.5 million member company list, but the hackers have closed its network before locking its systems with Ranswear.

Members’ data includes names, addresses and contact information.

The retail network shutdown subsequently caused widespread internal interruptions in its UK back office and grocery shops.

The Co-up In April there was part of a broad hacking promotion aimed at the UK retailer, which was seen Customer data steals an undefined amount From Marx and Spencer and from a tried cybertack to Harodes. Cybertacks were attributed to the spiders that were scattered, a Most young hackers combined It uses the fraudulent strategies to drive ‘IT Helpdesk’ to give access to their network.

Earlier in July, the UK authorities Four people have been arrested for allegations A 20 -year -old woman, accused of participating in four hacking, blackmail and an organized crime group, with retail cyberpets, including two men and a 17 -year -old youth.

From CyberTacks, hackers are moving forward To target the airline and transport industryAs well as Insurance company – Sectors that stores data to large quantities of customers.

It is not known how much it will spend for a co-op violation. Accordingly A retail industry news outletCo-op’s cyberssure insurance was not insured during the hack, which could cost the company heavy financial expenditure.