Hackers have gained access to the membership data of UK retailer Co-op

A hack group called Dragonforce, colleagues, Britain retail and insurance provider The press shared the comment. Dragonaforce actually contacted BBC directly To confirm that 20 million people have personal information.

There are no such things such as AP-OP’s statement, hackers entered the name and contact information, but “information related to members of the members, banking or credit card information, any members or customers or customers.” The story is a little different for Co-op employees. According to the BBC, Dragonaforce was able to produce a database that includes all of the employees of all EP employees, which includes the usernames and passwords.

“We have taken measures for our members, our customers, colleagues, our colleagues, our colleagues, our partners, our customers and partners have preventioned the lack of unauthorized access.

CO-OP’s violation is the latest in cyberattacks that target England retailers. Marks & Spencer lived a similar attack in late April, caused this company to stop accepting online orders, Reuters report. Department Store Harrods Deal with your own cyberhu a few days later.