Asahi’s Ransomware Hangover: Brewing Trouble with Qilin’s Unanswered Claims
Asahi is brewing up trouble after a ransomware attack stopped operations and left data fizzling out of their servers. Meanwhile, the Qilin gang is toasting to being the top ransomware group, stirring up cyber chaos like it’s happy hour.
Hot Take:
Asahi’s ransomware troubles have brewed up quite the storm, with Qilin playing the part of the digital villain. Looks like Asahi’s data got caught in a beer trap and the Qilin gang is toasting to another successful heist! Let’s just hope Asahi’s manual order and shipping processes aren’t as slow as their beer fermentation.
Key Points:
- Asahi, a major Japanese brewer, suffered a ransomware attack leading to significant operational disruptions.
- Qilin, a formidable player in the ransomware market, allegedly behind the attack, boasts a robust infrastructure for cyber mischief.
- The attack resulted in an unauthorized data transfer and halted order and shipment operations in Japan.
- Qilin, the ransomware-as-a-service operator, does not target CIS countries, possibly due to some cyber criminal code of ethics?
- Asahi is struggling to get its operations back on track with manual processes, a blast from the past.
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