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Kawasaki Motors Europe Battles Cyberattack: RansomHub Threatens Data Leak
Kawasaki Motors Europe is recovering from a cyberattack by the RansomHub ransomware gang, which threatens to leak 487 GB of stolen data. The company is cleaning its systems and estimates 90% restoration by next week.
Hot Take:
When motorcycles and cyberattacks collide, the real ride-or-die moment is whether your IT team can outrun ransomware! Kawasaki Motors Europe just took a pit stop to clean up some digital debris. Vroom, vroom, hackers—better luck next time!
Key Points:
- Kawasaki Motors Europe (KME) recently faced a cyberattack by the RansomHub ransomware gang.
- The attack resulted in temporary server isolation and a thorough cleansing process of all data and systems.
- KME collaborated with external cybersecurity experts for system recovery and expects 90% restoration by next week.
- RansomHub claims to have stolen 487 GB of data and threatens to leak it if demands aren’t met.
- Despite the attack, business operations related to dealerships, suppliers, and logistics remain unaffected.
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