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H&M Investigates Cyberattack Claims; Hacking Group Targets JLR and Ticketmaster

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mon 00:00
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What happened

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H&M is investigating claims that it was targeted by a cybercriminal group, Shinyhunters, last week. The Swedish fashion giant stated it is aware of claims regarding a limited scope of H&M Group data but currently has no indication that its data environment has been compromised. Shinyhunters previously claimed responsibility for a cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover last summer and an attack on Ticketmaster in 2024, during which it reportedly demanded £400,000 in ransom.

From ealingtimes.co.uk

Why it matters

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The reported cyber incidents affect major global retailers and automotive companies. H&M Group, which operates in more than 80 markets, is currently assessing the validity of the claims. The incidents highlight the ongoing threat of cybercrime to large multinational corporations.

From ealingtimes.co.uk

Who's involved

  • H&MIs investigating claims of a potential cybersecurity incident.
  • Jaguar Land RoverWas previously targeted by the hacking group Shinyhunters.
  • TicketmasterWas reportedly targeted by Shinyhunters in 2024.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • H&MSpeculative

    H&M shares might see changes in market price following the reported claims.

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Coverage

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