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FR: Albioma hit by “ransomware type virus”

Posted on May 7, 2021 by chum1ng0

Albioma is an independent renewable energy producer that is listed on the Paris stock exchange. In a press release today, they write:

A “ransomware” type virus attack was detected on Albioma’s IT network on Tuesday, 4 May.

Albioma’s IT teams, along with cybersecurity experts, are fully mobilised to restore the situation as soon as possible. The complete diagnosis is being finalised; no data breach has been detected for the time being.

To date, the attack has had no impact on industrial operations. All of the Group’s power plants are operating normally and have been isolated from the office network affected by the intrusion.

Read more:  albioma.com


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