Supply chain management software provider Blue Yonder revealed on Nov. 21 that its managed services hosted environment experienced disruptions due to a ransomware attack. The Arizona-based company ...

A ransomware attack on Blue Yonder over the weekend is affecting Starbucks' ability to track employee hours on Monday.

Tech firm Blue Yonder – a ransomware attack on which downed the supply chain systems at several major supermarkets – has told clients their shopper and supplier data is safe, The Grocer understands, ...

Nov. 26 Starbucks confirmed a cyberattack against software vendor Blue Yonder temporarily knocked out its scheduling systems, leaving the chain reliant on manual scheduling.

The Panasonic-owned company said it has no reason to believe recent claims from a cybercrime gang are connected to last month’s ransomware attack, which caused disruptions at Starbucks, BIC and ...

Starbucks workers union announces pre-Christmas strike in Los Angeles, Chicago and Seattle Five days of escalating strikes will begin Friday and continue till Dec. 24.

Termite is a previously unknown ransomware gang which has claimed responsibility for a recent cyber attack on the leading supply chain software company, Blue Yonder. The original attack hit Blue ...

Blue Yonder, a prominent supply chain software provider, has been targeted in a ransomware attack, leading to disruption at major retail outlets.

Termite, an emerging ransomware group, claimed credit for the Nov. 21 cyber attack on Blue Yonder, an AI- driven supply chain management company. The attack impacted some retailers on the digital ...

Starbucks, Sainsbury, and others all hit In response to the reports, Blue Yonder said it is currently investigating the claims.

Supply chain software giant Blue Yonder says it is investigating claims of data theft after a ransomware gang threatened to publish troves of data stolen from the company. Arizona-based Blue ...

Blue Yonder provides logistics supply chain software for various large companies, including Starbucks, BIC, and Morrisons. Many of these organizations were forced to temporarily switch to another ...