Co-op’s chief executive has confirmed that all 6.5 million members had their data stolen during a cyber attack in April.
Speaking to BBC Breakfast on Wednesday (16 July), Shirine Khoury-Haq said that she was “personally hurt” after the attack, which saw hackers obtain names, addresses and contact information.
She revealed: “Their data was copied, the criminals did have access to it like they do when they hack organisations. That is the awful part of this.”
Ms Khoury-Haq said that Co-op members, who are all paid a share of the business’ profits, had been “hurt” by the cyber attack, something she said she takes “personally”.
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