Albert Heijn Deliveries Stay Offline Until Thursday After Cyberattack

Published 18h ago · Latest report 1h ago · Cyberattack

Affects Netherlands · Covered in 2 countries

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Albert Heijn digital deliveries remain suspended until Thursday after the parent company reported a cyberattack to police.

Online delivery services for supermarket chain Albert Heijn will stay offline until at least Thursday following a digital security breach. Parent company Ahold Delhaize has formally reported the cyberattack to Dutch authorities. The ongoing disruption continues to affect digital orders and store fulfillment operations.

The timelineOnline fulfillment services will remain suspended until at least Thursday as technical teams work to secure systems.
The responseParent group Ahold Delhaize officially filed a formal complaint with law enforcement regarding the digital intrusion.

Why it matters

Supermarket chains rely heavily on interconnected digital infrastructure for inventory management and home deliveries, making cyber incidents highly disruptive to daily retail operations and consumer access.

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Oct 19Albert Heijn announced that online deliveries would remain offline until at least Thursday.
Oct 20Ahold Delhaize officially filed a police report concerning the cyberattack.

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What outlets agree on

Supermarket parent company Ahold Delhaize reported a cyber incident to law enforcement, keeping online delivery services offline until at least Thursday.

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