Britain’s Marks & Spencer entered a second week unable to take online clothing and home orders on Friday following a major cyberattack, hitting sales of new season ranges as the country basks in record temperatures.
Some 700 million pounds ($930 million) has been wiped off the stock market value of M&S since the hack was revealed last week, and news that retailers Co-op Group and London department store Harrods had faced smaller incidents in recent days was described as a “wake up call” by the government’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
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