Picture this: You’re at the supermarket, looking for your favorite brand of cereal. But the shelves are empty, staff are frazzled, and the checkout terminals are flickering ominously. That’s not just a supply chain hiccup, it’s a direct result of the latest wave of cyberattacks targeting the UK’s biggest grocery chains. In 2025, major retailers like Co-op, Marks & Spencer, and Harrods found themselves at the mercy of criminals who didn’t need crowbars or ski masks ; just a laptop and some cunning. Let’s unpack how these attacks happened, the tactics used, and most importantly, how any business…
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