A cyberattack on one of the logistics providers serving Dutch luxury department store chain De Bijenkorf has delayed customer orders, returns, and refunds while potentially exposing customer data. De Bijenkorf said an investigation is underway to determine whether customer information was accessed and, if so, how many people were affected. The retailer said the logistics provider did not store payment card details, bank account numbers, usernames or passwords, so those data were likely not exposed. As a precaution, De Bijenkorf said it has notified potentially affected customers and reported the incident to the Dutch data protection authority. In July, discount supermarket operator Lidl said customer information from its online stores in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands was exposed after attackers breached one of its IT service providers.