Cyber attack forced Canada's largest bookstore chain to shut website, accept only cash payments

News13 Feb 2023

Indigo Books & Music, the largest English language bookstore chain in Canada, suffered a cyber attack earlier this month that forced the company to accept only cash payments and take its official website offline.

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