Amazon is investing $4B to expand same-day/next-day delivery to over 4,000 smaller US communities by 2026, leveraging AI and new hubs to boost e-commerce dominance.

Northern Europe's largest Apple reseller, Humac, has been hacked by the Kraken group, who leaked confidential company data, including financial reports and customer records, on the dark web.

A global e-commerce fraud campaign uses thousands of fake retail websites mimicking Apple, Nordstrom, and more, to steal credit card data, with roots tied to Chinese developers.

A global e-commerce fraud campaign uses thousands of fake retail websites mimicking Apple, Nordstrom, and more, to steal credit card data, with roots tied to Chinese developers.

Louis Vuitton UK suffers cyberattack exposing customer data, marking the 3rd LVMH breach in 3 months as retail sector faces security threats.

Scattered Spider is intensifying attacks on US companies, bypassing defenses with social engineering to compromise VMware ESXi hypervisors and deploy ransomware via virtual disk swapping.

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Chanel suffered a data breach of US customer info in a ShinyHunters campaign targeting Salesforce users with vishing tactics. Other victims include Adidas and LVMH brands.

Apple is testing an AI chatbot named "Asa" to train retail employees on product features. This move could hint at a broader consumer AI strategy.

Circle K Hong Kong reports a system outage potentially linked to a cyberattack, paralyzing electronic payments across nearly 400 stores for days.

A cyberattack on UK retailer Co-op will result in a £120M profit loss and the exposure of data from all 6.5 million members, a new report shows.

Apple is updating its retail cleaning protocols and MagSafe display stands to prevent marks on the new iPhone 17 Pro, which were being mistaken for scratches.

Qilin ransomware claims a massive data breach against Japan’s Super Value supermarket chain, leaking payroll, sales, and sensitive employee PII on the dark web.

The Everest hacking group claims to have stolen 343GB of sensitive customer records and internal data from Under Armour. The company has not yet confirmed the breach.