U.S. Grocery Chains Restore Websites and Apps After Cyber Incident Hit Parent Company

Grocery chains Giant, Martin's, and Food Lion restored their websites and apps on Tuesday, October 20, after a cybersecurity incident affecting their parent company, which was reported on October 12. The restoration later extended to Hannaford and Stop & Shop, allowing customers to resume online shopping.

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• The GIANT and MARTIN'S apps and website returned to service at 9 a.m. on October 20, following an incident reported on October 12.

  «GIANT and MARTIN'S apps are back online as of 9 a.m. on Oct. 20 following a 'cybersecurity incident' that was reported on Oct. 12.»

  Yahoo
• Ashley Flower, Public Relations Manager at The Giant Co., confirmed that customers' online shopping tools had been restored.

  «Customers of The Giant Co. can use the grocery chain’s online shopping tools again.»

  The Morning Call
• The parent company had suspended services last week following the incident, and the restoration also included the websites and apps of Food Lion.

  «The websites and apps for the grocery chains Food Lion and Giant are back online Tuesday after a “cybersecurity incident” led to the stores’ parent company taking down the services last week.»

  The Baltimore Sun on MSN
• Hannaford restored online shopping, its rewards program, and other digital services after a security breach led the parent company to shut down its systems.

  «Hannaford has restored online shopping, rewards and other digital services after a cybersecurity breach prompted its parent company to take systems offline»

  New Hampshire Union Leader

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