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Suspecting Cyber Attack, Mediterranean Shipping Company Reports Network Outage – Update

Posted on April 11, 2020 by Dissent

Mike Schuler reports:

Mediterranean Shipping Company says it has experienced a network outage and it cannot rule out the possibility of a cyber attack, the company said Friday.

The outage began in one of MSC’s data centers in Geneva, Switzerland and the company shut down its servers in response. In an update late Friday, the company said the issue only concerns its headquarters in Geneva.

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