Marks and Spencer has restored its click-and-collect services after experiencing a major cyber attack that halted online ordering and contactless payments. This cyber incident is predicted to result in a loss of up to £300 million in profits for M&S. The attackers, thought to be linked to the DragonForce operation, impacted multiple retailers. The National Crime Agency is actively investigating, with recent arrests made in connection to the attacks. M&S continues to rebuild its systems and improve its cybersecurity measures.
Marks and Spencer (M&S) has resumed click-and-collect services after a cyber attack caused a halt in online orders and store operations for several months.
The cyber incident has led to an anticipated profit loss of up to £300 million for M&S, with efforts to mitigate the impact through insurance.
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