The infiltrators who claim that his responsibility is BBC:
Revelation can help explain the reason for the existence of a cooperative I started recovering More quickly than his fellow M & S, which made their systems more comprehensive, and are still unable to implement online requests.
The infiltrators who claimed responsibility about both BBC attacks have attempted to hit cooperation with harmful programs known as Ransomware – but it failed when the company discovered the attack while working.
The cooperative and M&S rejected the comment.
The gang sent, using the Dragonforce Crime Service, the BBC, long, offensive, offensive about their attack.
“The CO -IP network has ever suffered from a ransom. They grabbed their own sales – sales of tanks, burning logistical services, and the value of shareholders,” criminals said.
But Internet experts, such as Jin Ellis of the ransom work squad, said that the response from the cooperative was reasonable.
“It seems that the cooperative has chosen immediately in the immediate term as a way to avoid a long -term criminal disorder. It seems that it was a good invitation for them in this case.”
Ms. Elis said that these types of crisis decisions are often taken when infiltrators penetrate a network and may be very difficult.
Speaking exclusively to the BBC, criminals claimed that they violated the computer systems of cooperation before they were discovered for a long time.
“We spent some time sitting in their network,” they boasted.
They stole a large amount of customer data and were planning to develop the company using a Ransomwari, but it was discovered.
Ransomware is a type of attack as infiltrators of computer systems scramble and ask to pay from the victims in exchange for delivery of back control.
It would also have made CO-IP regime more sophisticated and time-long-it seemed that the M&S problems wrestled with them exactly.
Criminals claim that they were behind the M & S attack that struck Easter.
Although the M & S has not yet confirmed that it deals with a ransom, Internet experts have long said that this is the situation and the M & S did not issue any advice or corrections on the contrary.
After nearly three weeks, the retail seller is still struggling to return to normal, as requests are still suspended online, and some stores have faced continuous problems in uninteractive payments and empty shelves this week.
An analysis of Bank of America is estimated that the actions of the penetration cost M&S 43 million pounds per week.
On Tuesday, M&S admitted that the customer’s personal data was stolen in the penetration, which could include phone numbers, home addresses and birth dates.
He added that the theft of data did not include the details of the payable payment or card, or any account passwords – but nevertheless urged customers to reset the details of their account and choose from potential fraudsters using the information that must be contacted.
The cooperative seems to be more quickly, saying that its shelves will start returning to normal from the end of this week.
However, he is expected to feel the effects of the cybersecurity for some time.
“CO-OP has quickly behaved and helps their work to recover to reduce things a little, but rebuilding confidence is a little more difficult.”
“It will be the process of showing that the lessons have been learned and there are stronger defenses in their place,” he added.
The same electronic crime group also claimed responsibility Holding the penetration From the London Harrods store.
The infiltrators who contacted the BBC say that they are from Dragonfurs, who runs the electronic crime service so that anyone can use their malicious programs and its website to carry out attacks and blackmail.
It is not known who ultimately uses the service to attack retailers, but some security experts say the tactics that were seen are similar to those received by a group of coordinated infiltrators that have been called a scattered spider or Octo Tempest.
The gang is working on Telegram and Discord channels, and it speaks English and youth-in some cases only teenagers.
The talks were implemented with the cooperative infiltrators in the form of a text – but it is clear that the infiltrator, who was called the spokesperson, was fluently English speaker.
They say that two infiltrators want to be known as “Raymond Redington” and “Dim Zuma” after characters from the black American crime movie involved in a wanted criminal who helps the police to download other criminals in a “black list”.
“We are putting the UK retailers on the blacklist,” says infiltrators.
