Toyota Halts Production Across Japan After Ransomware Attack
Outage hit key supplier, forcing carmaker to pull the plug
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Outage hit key supplier, forcing carmaker to pull the plug
Incident struck supplier day after officials warned of massive spike in efforts to launch Emotet malware Toyota has closed all 14 plants it operates in Japan due to what it has described as a “system failure” at Kojima Industries Corporation – and local media report the cause of the failure is a cyberattack.…
Toyota suspends production at all 14 plants in Japan after a supplier reported being hit by "some kind of cyberattack."
The plants will shut down on Tuesday, halting about a third of the company’s global production. Toyota doesn’t know how long the 14 plants will be unplugged.
Giant Japanese automaker Toyota Motors has announced that it stopped car production operations. The outage was forced by a system failure at one of its suppliers of vital parts, Kojima Industries, which reportedly suffered a cyberattack. [...]