Ahold Delhaize says it is restoring services after a cyberattack disrupted systems for grocery brands in both the United States and Europe. SecurityWeek reports that many websites and apps in Europe have been brought back and that US e-commerce brands are expected to be restored within days.
Bleeping Computer adds that the company confirms the attack affected services at stores across Europe and the US, indicating outages extend beyond specific digital platforms. The Record describes the disruptions as cyber outages affecting multiple grocery brands on both sides of the Atlantic, noting the company attributes the problems to “malicious actions.”
Across the coverage, outlets focus on the scope of the disruption and the company’s restoration efforts, while varying mainly in emphasis—some highlight digital services and timelines, while others stress broader operational impact and the company’s characterization of the cause. No outlet provided additional technical details in the provided summaries.
