https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/uk-retailer-co-op-shuts-down-some-it-systems-after-hack-attempt/
British supermarket chain Co-op shut down parts of its IT systems after detecting an attempted intrusion into its network, disrupting back office and call center services. While A Co-op spokesperson confirmed the hacking attempts to BleepingComputer, they have not shared whether these attempts were successful. … Co-op is a UK supermarket chain operating over 3700 branches across the country, having a reported annual revenue of nearly $10 billion. The entity is a consumer-owned co-operative with over 6,200,000 members as of last year. In addition to its own stores, Co-op supplies products to over 5,100 other outlets, including those run by independent co-operative societies, through its wholesale business. Co-says that attempted hacks caused some disruption to their services, but the stores, its quick commerce operations, and funeral homes are operating as normal. At this time, no details about the nature of the attack are known, and there are no announcements from threat actors claiming the attack. …
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