Casio Systems Unusable After Ransomware Attack
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•Casio says 'no prospect of recovery yet' after ransomware attack | TechCrunch
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Casio has confirmed that many of its systems remain unusable almost two weeks after it was hit by a ransomware attack.
Casio spokesperson Ayuko Hara told TechCrunch that the company sees “no prospect of recovery yet” as it struggles to bounce back from the cyberattack.
The company has not yet determined which types of data were stolen or how many individuals are potentially affected, Hara said.
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