The U.K. supermarket chain Co-op said hackers were able to access and extract customer data from one of its systems during a recent cyberattack.
“The accessed data included information relating to a significant number of our current and past members,” the company said in a statement Friday. “This data includes Co-op Group members’ personal data such as names and contact details, and did not include members’ passwords, bank or credit card details, transactions or information relating to any members’ or customers’ products or services with the Co-op Group.”