A ransomware attack on Japanese company Askul resulted in the theft of over 700,000 records, disrupting orders and logistics. The RansomHouse group claimed responsibility, leaking stolen data after the company refused to pay the ransom. #RansomHouse #Askul #DataBreach
Keypoints
- Askul experienced a ransomware attack that compromised over 700,000 records.
- The cybercriminals stole sensitive data before encrypting files on October 19.
- The RansomHouse group claimed credit and leaked stolen data in November and December.
- The attack caused significant disruptions to Askul’s order processing and logistics systems.
- Unauthorized access was gained through compromised credentials leading to lateral movement and security system disablement.
Read More: https://www.securityweek.com/700000-records-compromised-in-askul-ransomware-attack/