Home » After supermarkets and fashion, Dior and Cartier are now the target of cyber attacks After supermarkets and fashion, Dior and Cartier are now the target of cyber attacks As cyber attacks have been mushrooming in Europe's fashion and food sectors, luxury goods are not being spared. Recently, customer data from Dior (LVMH) and Cartier (Richemont) was raided. Through Morgane Monteiro. Published on 17 June 2025 à 12h44 - Update on 23 July 2025 à 18h39 Resources For several months now, cyber attacks have been on the rise in European retail, now affecting luxury brands. Following attacks on The North Face, Harrods, Marks & Spencer and Co-op, jeweller Cartier, owned by Richemont Group (2024 turnover: €21.4 billion,… Morgane Monteiro Cartiercyber attackscyber securitydigitalDigital and omnichannelDiore-commercefraudMarks & SpencerransomwareRetailer and e-commerceVictoria's Secret Read more Shopify strengthens anti-fraud defences with Appriss Retail Refund fraud: how to detect and prevent it At Marks &Spencer, cyber attack brings e-commerce to a standstill Cyber insurance: Stoïk sets course for Spain Cyberattack: 45,000 Picard customers' data compromised Truffaut, Boulanger and Cultura victims of a massive cyber attack
