Asahi’s Ransomware Hangover: Nearly 2 Million Personal Records Brewed in Cyberattack
Asahi’s ransomware attack brewed up a storm, affecting almost 2 million people. The cyber crooks snuck in, swiped 27 GB of data, and sent the company’s operations into a frothy mess. Now, Asahi’s left with a bitter aftertaste and a mailing list longer than a sumo wrestler’s shopping list.
Hot Take:
Asahi’s ransomware attack is a bitter brew of data breaches and delayed deliveries. Who knew cybercriminals had a taste for lager and laggard earnings?
Key Points:
- Asahi’s September cyberattack compromised personal data of nearly 2 million people.
- Qilin ransomware gang claimed responsibility, allegedly snatching 27 GB of sensitive data.
- The attack caused a full operational shutdown, affecting ordering, shipping, and customer service.
- Asahi has delayed its earnings report due to the disruption, with full recovery not expected until February.
- Exposed data is limited to systems in Japan, and no credit card info was stolen.
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