Marx and Spencer confirm the cybersecurity incident, amid constant turmoil

The Marks & Spencer has confirmed cybersecurity, as customers report a constant disruption and interruption.

Britain’s British retail seller on Tuesday told the agents in a notice, which was witnessed by Techcrunch, that the company “runs an electronic accident” during the past few days. The notice, signed by CEO, Stewart Machin, said it was necessary to make operating changes “to protect (customers) and business.

The company said that its stores are still open, located and applying, working normally.

It is not immediately clear what the nature of the electronic attack is, or if the customer’s data has been affected. A spokesman for Marks & Spencer did not comment immediately when accessed by Techcrunch.

in file Through the London Stock Exchange, Marx and Spencer said it has shared the external cybersecurity experts in the investigation of the accident, and also informed data protection authorities.

One of the clients told TECHRUNCH that the inside the store’s payment card stations are not working. Many other customers have been reported on social media similar interruptions in various outlets and disabled to request capacities.

in answer For one customer on X, Marx and Spencer said he was “working hard to solve some technical problems in our stores.”

Marx & Spencer claims to serve 32 million customers every year, in its annual report of 2024.