Everything we know about the two hacker groups who carried out M&S cyberattack

• Marks & Spencer has resumed online orders after a cyberattack that is expected to cost the retailer £300 million in profits this year.
• The cyberattack, which M&S disclosed on April 22, disrupted online operations and halted contactless payments, potentially compromising customer data.
• Two hacker groups, DragonForce and Scattered Spider, have been linked to the attack; DragonForce reportedly demanded ransom, while Scattered Spider is known for social engineering tactics.
• M&S revealed last month that the attack was caused by “human error”.
• The National Cyber Crime Unit (NCA) is investigating the cyber incidents affecting the retail sector and encourages businesses to implement effective cybersecurity measures.

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DragonForce and Scattered Spider: Inside the hacker groups linked to M&S cyberattack