TFG London Apologizes After Cyberattack Hits Phase Eight, Hobbs
TFG London apologizes after a cyberattack hits Phase Eight and Hobbs, while H&M investigates a separate hack claim.
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British fashion group TFG London confirmed that a cybersecurity incident disrupted its Phase Eight and Hobbs brands on Sunday. The company issued an apology to customers, acknowledging the breach and stating that it was working to restore services and secure its systems.
Separately, the retailer H&M said it was investigating a different hacking claim, though details were not disclosed. Both incidents highlight the growing vulnerability of global clothing retailers to cyber threats, prompting heightened scrutiny of data protection measures across the industry.
Why It Matters
Retail cyber‑attacks can expose consumer data and disrupt supply chains, affecting shoppers and investors in the US and Europe.
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