The company said that collaborators must see stocks on the shelves to return to more normal levels this week, after it announced that it is replacing the online demand system for suppliers after the electronic attack.
The penetration resulted in payment problems, a wide -ranging shortage in stores in stores, and customer and employees’ data.
The infiltrators, who use the name Dragonforce, claim that they are responsible for a similar attack on Marks and Spencer (M & S) and trying to penetrate Harrods earlier this month.
Co-OP said it was “gradually returning to the Internet in a safe and monitoring internet.”
Earlier this month, Internet criminals infiltrated the CO-IP IT networks trying to blackmail money from the grocery chain.
The company has moved to reduce the impact of the attack by stopping some information technology systems, including parts of the supply and logistics chain, which leads to a major disorder in delivery.
Shoppers shared pictures of the shelves of empty stores and refrigerators – which were a A specific issue in isolated societiesWhere the retail stores can be the only large food store.
Co-OP says this should improve in the coming days in the store and online, because it works with its suppliers for re-storage.
She says all payments systems, including payments without contact, are backed.
In a statement, the company thanked “colleagues, members, partners and suppliers for their support so far.”
Dr. Hargender Lali, a reader of cybersecurity at Warwick University, says the long -term influence of the attack is “important.”
“It is possible that general confidence in online services is possible, as customers are more cautious about sharing personal and financial information,” BBC News told BBC News.
He added that the penetration is the AA’s reminder of the retail industry that the most complex IT systems and advanced attacks mean that “pre -eminence investment is no longer optional – it is essential.”
In a letter it was sent to its suppliers earlier this week, and was first informed by GroceryRequesting the cooperative patience because it gets and operates its systems.
He warned against increasing possible “fluctuations” for sizes.
Internet criminals claim that they have special information that includes 20 million people who registered in the cooperation planning plan, but the company will not confirm this number.
M & S confessed on Tuesday that some people Customer data has been stolen In penetration of its systems.
Customers are still unable to submit online requests with M&S, nearly three weeks after the retail stores for their suspension.
