Electronics Manufacturer Data I/O Hit by Ransomware Attack
A ransomware attack knocked out key systems at Data I/O, a chip services firm for Apple and Google. The fallout exposes serious supply chain vulnerabilities.
A ransomware attack knocked out key systems at Data I/O, a chip services firm for Apple and Google. The fallout exposes serious supply chain vulnerabilities.
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