Blue Yonder, a prominent supply chain software provider, has been targeted in a ransomware attack, disrupting services.

Blue Yonder, which provides supply chain management software for thousands of companies, said a cyberattack had disrupted some services.

We speak to experts about the supply chain ransomware attack against Blue Yonder has affected dozens of retailers, including Starbucks and Morrisons.

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

As per a CNN report, Starbucks is one of the companies feeling the effects of the ransomware attack. Allegedly, the coffee chain uses Blue Yonder to track and manage its baristas’ schedules. Furthermore, two of the four biggest grocery chains in the UK - Morrisons, and Sainsbury, also confirmed being affected by the attack.

Starbucks said Monday that a ransomware attack on a third-party software provider is hindering its ability to track baristas' hours and manage their pay.

A ransomware attack on supply chain vendor Blue Yonder has impacted Starbucks in the U.S. and supermarkets in the U.K. — Here’s what we know so far.

Supply chain software provider Blue Yonder suffered a ransomware attack. This affected major clients like Starbucks. Around 11,000 Starbucks stores in

The incident has primarily affected Starbucks' North American operations, including approximately 11,000 stores across the United States and Canada.

A ransomware attack has disrupted a third-party software system that Starbucks uses to track and manage its baristas’ schedules, forcing the coffee chain to shift to manual mode to ensure its employees get paid properly,

Blue Yonder, which provides supply-chain software to many large retailers, was hit with a ransomware attack ahead of Thanksgiving. Major supply-chain software provider Blue Yonder is working to restore its systems after a ransomware attack hit the Panasonic-owned firm last week.