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IT: Asti DOCG consortium targeted by hackers

Posted on April 16, 2021 by chum1ng0

The Consortium for the Promotion of Asti has a mission: to promote the value of Asti DOCG and Moscato d’Asti wines — in Italy and in the world. Elisabetta Testa reports that they have suffered an attack (translation):

The attack, which affected the servers of an external company, resulted in the temporary suspension of the deliveries of cable ties.

The name of the external company was not reported, but the report says the external company is involved in bottling the wines.  The type of malware or attack was also not reported, but operations recovered within the day, it seems.

There is no notice of any cyberattack on the consortium’s web site at the time of this publication.

DataBreaches.net will update this publication if more details are revealed.

 

 

 


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