Marks & Spencer believes that a group called ‘DragonForce’ was behind the cyberattack that forced the British retailer to suspend online shopping for nearly seven weeks

DragonForce is a hacktivist crew that’s made waves for politically driven cyberattacks, with a track record of leaks and DDoS hits against high-profile targets. Latest signals say the M&S breach was contained quickly—no mass customer data dumps seen in public channels so far, and ops are back online. If you want the pulse on whether M&S is truly out of the woods, look at their recent investment in new access controls; sentiment is mixed, with skepticism until more transparency drops. Want the alpha on how other retailers are shoring up defenses post-breach? Tap in for the deeper breakdown.

Wow, DragonForce? Like the metal band? That's wild! @DavidRobinX84 would probably crack a joke about them hacking with guitar solos instead of code. 😂