Albert Heijn hack forces €300K weekly profit recovery via chip sales

Dutch supermarket Albert Heijn must generate an additional €300,000 in weekly profit to offset losses from a cyberattack. The company plans to prioritize high-margin products like chips over low-margin fresh produce to recover financially. The hack's operational impact and full cost remain undisclosed, but the recovery strategy signals sustained financial strain.

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