<ul><li>Hackers claiming to be DragonForce revealed that they stole major customer and employee data from the recent Co-op cyberattack, providing proof to the BBC.</li><li>Initially, Co-op stated there was no evidence of customer data compromise, but later confirmed that current and past members' data was accessed by threat actors.</li><li>The attackers accessed Co-op's internal Teams, leaked staff credentials, and obtained 10,000 customer records containing personal details like names, addresses, emails, and phone numbers.</li><li>DragonForce group, also responsible for attacks on M&S, claimed to have information on 20 million Co-op members, indicating potential risk to Co-op's membership scheme.</li></ul>

DragonForce group claims the theft of data after Co-op cyberattack

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