ATB plans to restore its website in the near future following a cyberattack

The ATB chain plans to restore its website in the near future following a hacker attack. The company also stated that customer data remains secure.

As of Monday, the chain’s website is fully under the company’s control, and customer data is secure.

As of 6:00 p.m. on Monday, the ATB website indicated that technical work was underway.

As previously reported, information about a hacker attack on the ATB website spread across social media on Monday.

According to ATB, in 2025, the chain’s (ATB-Market LLC) turnover grew by 18% compared to the previous year and amounted to 294.2 billion UAH (including VAT and excise tax). As of June 2026, the chain had more than 1,300 “ATB” stores.

According to information from the YouControl analytical system, the ultimate beneficiaries of ATB-Market LLC are Yevhen Yermakov, Viktor and Iryna Karachun, and Hennadiy Butkevych.

This was reported by the ATB press service on Facebook.

Hackers are demanding a $400,000 ransom for allegedly stolen ATB customer data.

ATB warned of possible shortages of certain goods following the Russian attack.

The Russian attack damaged ATB’s warehouses in the Kyiv region, causing fires to break out.