<ul><li>Marks & Spencer is still dealing with the aftermath of a cyberattack, with online orders remaining suspended three weeks after the incident.</li><li>Customer data stolen during the breach includes contact details such as names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, and order histories, but no passwords or payment information.</li><li>The cybercriminals responsible for the attack utilized a cybercrime service called DragonForce, known for ransomware attacks, but no leaked M&S data has been posted on their darknet platform yet.</li><li>M&S has been working with cybersecurity experts to contain the breach and has notified relevant authorities, but full online functionality is still uncertain as the retailer faces the consequences of the cyber incident.</li></ul>

It's been 3 weeks since M&S suffered a cyberattack and, after suffering a £1 billion drop in marcap, they still aren't taking online orders

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