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Fr: MND victim of a cyberattack

Posted on March 25, 2021 by Dissent

AOF (Translation):

The MND group was the victim, on the night of March 22 to 23, 2021, of a malicious software intrusion on some of its servers in France and Austria. For security reasons, all the group’s servers have been disconnected and stopped in order to avoid any propagation to the rest of the information system. “This cyberattack is of no consequence for the systems linked to the operations of the group’s customers, in particular the remote management and control of solutions for triggering an avalanche or producing artificial snow,” says MND.

However, the group’s production units, based in France, will have to slow down or stop their activity for a few days.

Read more on Capital.fr.

MND is an artificial snow-making company.

h/t, @Chum1ng0


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