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Hackers hit Hood. Dairy shut down milk production this week after ‘cyber security event’

Posted on March 18, 2022 by Dissent

Anissa Gardizy reports:

It’s not just passwords, credit card data, or personal records. Now, it appears the hackers have come for our milk and Hoodsies.

H.P. Hood Dairy said Friday that it was the target of a “cyber security event,” that forced it to temporarily shut its 13 dairy plants around the country this week. The closures meant Hood had to get rid of some dairy products, and the company warned there could be delivery delays for some customers as Hood’s facilities get “back up and running.”

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