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Kawasaki Europe Hit By Ransomhub Attack

September 16, 2024
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Kawasaki Europe Hit By Ransomhub Attack

Kawasaki Motors Europe has recently been grappling with the aftermath of a major cyberattack perpetrated by the notorious ransomware group Ransomhub. The attack, which unfolded over the past week, has caused considerable operational disruptions across the company’s European branches. In response to the incident, Kawasaki issued a statement confirming that the attack, while serious, was not entirely successful. The company acted swiftly to isolate its servers to contain the threat and mitigate further damage, initiating a strategic recovery plan to address the situation.

In the wake of the attack, Kawasaki’s IT department, in collaboration with external cybersecurity advisors, undertook a comprehensive recovery process. Each server was meticulously isolated and subjected to thorough health checks to ensure that all data was secure and that any potential threats were identified and neutralized. This precautionary measure involved cleansing all data and checking for unauthorized access. By the start of this week, Kawasaki reported that over 90% of its server functionality had been restored, and normal business operations, including transactions with motor vehicle dealers and third-party suppliers, had resumed.

The ransomware group Ransomhub, known for its sophisticated attacks, claimed responsibility for the breach and alleged that they had stolen 487 gigabytes of data from Kawasaki Motors Europe. This incident underscores the escalating threat of ransomware, with Ransomhub emerging as a significant player in the cybercrime landscape. The group has become notorious for targeting high-profile organizations, succeeding other infamous ransomware gangs like LockBit and AlphV. According to reports from the FBI and other law enforcement agencies, Ransomhub affiliates have been linked to attacks on at least 210 organizations, demonstrating their extensive reach and impact.

Despite the substantial disruptions caused by the ransomware attack, Kawasaki Motors Europe has managed to maintain a strong financial performance, with earnings surpassing $3 billion last quarter. The incident highlights the pressing need for robust cybersecurity measures and serves as a reminder of the growing sophistication of cyber threats. As organizations continue to face evolving cyber risks, it is crucial to implement comprehensive security strategies to safeguard against such attacks and protect sensitive data.

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  • Kawasaki Europe Bounces Back After Ransomhub Ransomware Attack
Tags: cyber incidentsCyber Incidents 2024Cyber threatsEuropeKawasaki MotorsRansomHubRansomwareSeptember 2024
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