Stop & Shop Faces Empty Shelves After Cyberattack Disrupts Inventory

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A cyber incident has disrupted operations at Stop & Shop and Hannaford grocery stores in the Northeast, leading to empty shelves and product shortages just before Thanksgiving. The parent company, Ahold Delhaize, is investigating the issue, which has affected payment systems and deliveries, suggesting a possible ransomware attack. Despite the disruptions, the stores are working to restock and ensure availability of Thanksgiving essentials.
- Stop & Shop cyber incident leaves some shelves empty ahead of Thanksgiving NBC News
- Stop & Shop Races to Restock Shelves After ‘Cybersecurity Issue’ The Wall Street Journal
- Stop & Shop shelves empty at many Massachusetts stores, following cybersecurity issue The Boston Globe
- Inventory at Worcester-area Stop & Shops remains limited after cyberattack Worcester Telegram
- ‘Systems Issue’ Empties Shelves at Stop & Shop The Provincetown Independent
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