Casio’s Ransomware Blunder: 200GB Data Leak Sparks Global Security Overhaul
Casio’s recent ransomware attack has left the company with more leaks than a rusty submarine. Personal data of over 8,000 employees, partners, and customers were published online. Despite the breach, Casio stood firm against ransom demands, while its security measures seemed to have taken an untimely nap.
Hot Take:
In a shocking turn of events, Casio has decided to showcase its vulnerability as a new feature! The company, usually known for its durable products, ironically couldn’t withstand a digital clock punch from cybercriminals. It seems Casio’s new slogan is “We make timepieces, but can’t keep up with the times!”
Key Points:
- Casio fell victim to a ransomware attack, leaking sensitive data of employees, customers, and business partners.
- The Underground ransomware group claims responsibility for the heist of 204.9 GB of Casio’s data.
- The personal data breach affected over 6,456 employees and former employees, along with 1,931 business partners.
- No customer financial data was leaked, but spam emails have been sent to some employees post-breach.
- Casio is coordinating with a cybersecurity company to bolster its defense systems.
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