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Hannaford app and website back online after suspected cyber breach

Hannaford app and website back online after suspected cyber breach

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Hannaford’s website and app are back online after a week.

Hannaford’s European parent company says it shut down some systems as a precaution and has reported suspicious activity in its systems to police in the Netherlands, where it’s based.

It’s still not clear if any customer information was compromised in the security breach.

Hannaford is offering My Hannaford Rewards members $10 off their next purchase of $100 or more through Oct. 28.

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