A cyber incident has forced Hannaford Supermarket owners to shut down their website and app.
Hannaford Supermarkets Have Disabled Apps and Websites After a Cyberattack
If you’ve tried logging in to your Hannaford app or website today, you probably got a big surprise.
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A message pops up that says their website and app are currently unavailable.
Any unfulfilled orders placed through Hannaford.com or the Hannaford app will be refunded.
The good news is the stores and pharmacies are still open, so people can still shop in person.
Hannaford’s Parent Company is Working to Resolve a Cyber Incident
Hannaford Supermarkets’ parent company is Ahold Delhaize, based in the Netherlands.
A news release on the company’s website says Ahold Delhaize is experiencing a security issue within its network, and that its security teams are working to resolve it.
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The cyber incident has forced the company to take some systems offline to help protect them.
Protecting our infrastructure in the best interest of our customers, associates, and partners is a top priority. We apologize for any inconvenience this issue may have caused customers and partners.
Ahold Delhaize owns several major supermarket chains, other than Hannaford, including Giant, Food Lion, and Stop and Shop.
Company officials say all stores are open, but they’ve temporarily shut down the websites and apps until the security team resolves the cyber issue.
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