Unauthorized theft of 27,000 pounds of produce from the Clarkson farm by cybercriminals
In a series of unfortunate events for TV farmer Jeremy Clarkson, his pub, the Farmer's Dog, has become the latest victim of a costly cyberattack. Last week, the pub's accounting system was breached, resulting in a theft of £27,000.
This cyberattack, perpetrated by the same hackers who targeted Jaguar and M&S, is yet another problem for Clarkson. The Farmer's Dog incident comes shortly after the pub's catering business faced financial difficulties, despite a million-pound investment and high prices.
Clarkson expressed his concerns about starting another business due to the difficulties with the pub. In his column for "The Sun," he wrote about the Farmer's Dog cyberattack, shedding light on the incident that initially went unreported.
Despite the challenges, Clarkson enjoyed a good day at the Farmer's Dog pub, sitting in the garden with his own beer and pizza made from his farm's dough. However, with every customer, Clarkson continues to lose money on the pub.
Unfortunately, Clarkson has not received any help with the problems faced by the Farmer's Dog pub, like many other pub owners. The cyberattack targeted the pub of the TV series "Clarkson's Farm," adding to the troubles of the popular TV personality.
The Farmer's Dog has recently been a victim of a costly cyberattack, marking another setback for Clarkson's farming ventures. As he continues to face substantial financial losses due to theft in the pub, it remains to be seen how he will navigate these challenges.
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