Data Debacle: Sensata’s Ransomware Woes Leave Employees in the Lurch

Sensata Technologies has revealed a data breach impacting current and former employees after an April ransomware attack. Personal data, including Social Security numbers and passport info, was stolen. Sensata specializes in mission-critical sensors and has over $4 billion in annual revenue. They’ve offered a year of credit monitoring to those affected.

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Breaking news: Sensata Technologies just hit the cybersecurity jackpot, except it’s not the kind anyone wanted! With a data breach that reads like a greatest hits of personal info—SSN, passport numbers, you name it—Sensata is making more headlines than it probably ever dreamed of. It’s a classic case of “Oops, they did it again,” but this time with a ransomware twist. Here’s hoping their next big project is a sensor that detects impending cyber attacks!

Key Points:

  • Sensata Technologies suffered a ransomware attack leading to data theft.
  • The breach affected current and former employees, plus their dependents.
  • Stolen data includes everything from SSNs to medical information.
  • Sensata is offering a year of credit monitoring and identity theft protection.
  • No ransomware group has claimed responsibility yet.

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