- Mar 16, 2019
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Read the full article hereTaiwan-based leading memory and storage manufacturer ADATA says that a ransomware attack forced it to take systems offline after hitting its network in late May.
ADATA manufactures high-performance DRAM memory modules, NAND Flash memory cards, and other products, including mobile accessories, gaming products, electric power trains, and industrial solutions.
The company was ranked as the second-largest DRAM memory and solid-state drives (SSD) maker in 2018.
ADATA confirms May ransomware attack
The Taiwanese memory manufacturer took down all impacted systems after detecting the attack and notified all relevant international authorities of the incident to help track down the attackers.
"ADATA was hit by a ransomware attack on May 23rd, 2021," the company told BleepingComputer in an email statement today.
ADATA's business operations are no longer disrupted according to the memory maker, with affected devices being restored and services closing regular performance.
"The company successfully suspended the affected systems as soon as the attack was detected, and all following necessary efforts have been made to recover and upgrade the related IT security systems," ADATA added.
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