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Cybersecurity experts say it is very likely someone broke into Albert Heijn’s IT systems, as the outage at the Netherlands’ biggest supermarket chain leaves empty shelves in its stores.
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Albert Heijn and its parent company Ahold Delhaize have kept systems switched off since Sunday afternoon and still describe the problem only as a “cybersecurity […]
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