Co-op boss confirms all 6.5m members had data stolen

Co-op cyberattack exposes personal data of all 6.5 million members — what to do next

The Co-operative Group has revealed that the personal data of all its members has been stolen by hackers following a recent cyberattack.

Co-op CEO admits cyberattack stole all data

The CEO of the Co-op, Shirine Khoury-Haq, has confirmed that all 6.5 million members of the mutual had their personal data stolen in a major cyberattack discovered in April 2025. “It hurt my members… and that I do take personally,” Khoury-Haq told the BBC, adding she was “incredibly sorry” for the breach. The stolen information included names, addresses, and contact details… Source

Co-op confirms data of 6.5 million members stolen in cyberattack

UK retailer Co-op has confirmed that personal data of 6.5 million members was stolen in the massive cyberattack in April that shut down systems and caused food shortages in its grocery stores.

All Co-Op’s 6.5 million members had details stolen in cyber attack, boss confirms

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Data of all 6.5 million Co-op members stolen - CEO says she is 'incredibly sorry'

The Co-op CEO confirmed that the details of all 6.5 million members were stolen.

UK retail giant Co-op confirms hackers stole all 6.5 million customer records

The hackers stole the company's member list, which included customer names, addresses, and contact information.