Cyber attacks

Websites Gall & Gall en Etos weer in de lucht na cyberincident

De Telegraaf19 October 2026, 09:46 UTC

De websites van Gall & Gall en Etos zijn sinds zondagavond weer te bezoeken, nadat de sites een week lang onbereikbaar waren door het grote cybersecurity-incident bij moederbedrijf Ahold Delhaize. Klanten kunnen via de websites van de slijterij- en drogisterijketen ook weer bestellingen doen, volgens een woordvoerder.

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