Nucor Cyberattack: Hackers Steal Limited Data, But Steel Giant Stays Strong

Nucor Corporation, a steel giant and recycler, reveals a cyberattack led to limited data theft and temporary system shutdowns. While the hackers remain anonymous, Nucor assures the SEC the financial impact is minimal and systems are back online. The company vows to prevent future breaches.

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Looks like Nucor’s steel wasn’t the only thing getting hammered—hackers decided to forge themselves a cyber-heist instead! But don’t worry, it seems like the data thieves left with less than a steel-toed boot full of info and Nucor’s operations are back in the swing of things. It’s a classic case of “hack and steel”—try saying that five times fast!

Key Points:

  • Nucor Corporation confirmed a cyberattack resulting in data extraction from its systems.
  • The incident initially led to some systems being taken offline and halting certain operations temporarily.
  • The stolen data was described as “limited” and Nucor is assessing the impact and notifying affected parties.
  • Systems have been restored, and the breach is not expected to impact Nucor’s financial health significantly.
  • No hacker group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack.

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