Cyberattack attempt cost Albert Heijn up to €150 million, experts say
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Albert Heijn will compensate customers whose delivery orders were cancelled due to the cyberattack and all the problems at the chain with a store credit of 10 euros. The amount will be automatically deducted as soon as they can place an order again, the supermarket chain announced on Tuesday.
Albert Heijn is giving customers whose online orders were cancelled due to the cyber incident 10 euros in store credit. Who… Albert Heijn gives customers 10 euros in credit after cyber incident
Albert Heijn was unable to inform millions of customers about the (attempted) cyberattack via email for days because this specific part of the supermarket chain's system was not functioning. This is evident from inquiries made by this site.
Albert Heijn was unable to inform millions of customers about the (attempted) cyberattack via email for days because this specific part of the supermarket chain's system was not functioning. This is evident from inquiries made by this site.
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