French retailer Intermarché has reportedly suffered a cybersecurity breach affecting the personal data of almost 300,000 customers who use its Drive online grocery service. However, the company confirmed that bank details, or information about loyalty rewards, passwords or email addresses were not part of the data breach. The report also noted that around 287,605 Intermarché Drive customers have been identified to be affected by the incident. ADVERTISEMENTCyber IncidentsRecently, discounter Lidl notified webshop customers in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany that their personal information could have been compromised in a data breach. Last year, UK retailer Marks & Spencer stopped taking online orders in the UK and Ireland at the end of April, following a cyber attack.