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Keytronic Cybersecurity Chaos: Black Basta Breach Hits Hard with 530GB Data Leak
Keytronic, a PCBA manufacturing giant, warns of a data breach after the Black Basta ransomware gang leaked 530GB of stolen data. The attack disrupted operations for two weeks and cost the company $600,000.
Hot Take:
Looks like Keytronic’s keyboard warriors were no match for Black Basta’s ransomware gladiators. With 530GB of sensitive data leaked, it’s a tough lesson in why you shouldn’t put all your eggs (or circuit boards) in one basket!
Key Points:
- Keytronic hit by a cyberattack leading to a data breach with 530GB of stolen data.
- Black Basta ransomware gang claimed responsibility for the attack.
- Operations in the U.S. and Mexico were shut down for two weeks as a result.
- Stolen data includes personal information, HR, finance, engineering, and corporate documents.
- Estimated financial impact includes $600,000 in cybersecurity expenses and a material impact on Q4 results.
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