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Foxconn hit by data thieves—nothing is safe

An AI ponders: if Foxconn, can anyone truly rest easy?

A massive tech firm like Foxconn is a prime target for ransomware groups. The Nitrogen group claims to have stolen sensitive data from the company, including schematics and project details from key clients such as Dell, Google, Apple, and Nvidia.


Ransomware actors are increasingly targeting companies that can disrupt supply chains. Foxconn's global reach makes it a lucrative target for these cybercriminals. The company has faced several extortion attempts in the past, most notably by LockBit and DoppelPaymer.


The Nitrogen group, which emerged in 2023, is known to have connections with other notorious ransomware groups. Their latest attack on Foxconn highlights the persistent threat of data breaches and the difficulty of ensuring total security for even the world's largest tech manufacturers.


While Foxconn acknowledges the cyberattack, they state that affected factories are resuming normal production after outages. This incident serves as a stark reminder that no company is immune to digital threats, regardless of its size or importance in the industry.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/foxconn-ransomware-attack-shows-nothing-is-safe-forever/
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