As of the afternoon of May 23, the situation with Canada-based London Drugs remained unclear as LockBit reportedly posted on its dark web site that it would start releasing stolen data if a $25 million ransom was not paid by Thursday. After initially reporting that no customer or employee data were impacted by the late April cybersecurity incident that led to the closing of nearly 80 stores, London Drugs acknowledged on May 18 that corporate head office files — some of which may have included employee details — were compromised.

Source: SC Magazine