Keypoints
- Marks & Spencer experienced a ransomware attack that affected its online operations and sales channels.
- The breach was linked to the ransomware group Scattered Spider, which used social engineering tactics.
- Customer personal data, including names and birth dates, were compromised through a third-party contractor.
- The company adopted manual processes in stores, increasing operational costs and reducing product availability.
- Despite the attack, M&S reported strong financial performance but faced a decline in market value and market capitalization.
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