Japan cloud breach forces shutdown across up to 26,739 servers
Daily Cyber News: Japan cloud breach forces shutdown across up to 26,739 servers
In Japan, customer workloads stopped after Onamae Desktop Cloud began shutting down servers to contain an intrusion. An unauthorized party installed malicious programs in customer environments, potentially affecting up to twenty six thousand seven hundred thirty nine servers.
Key context: Data stored on those systems may have been exposed, although no misuse or leak has been confirmed.
Additional detail: The shutdown covers every Desktop Cloud plan, and the provider didn’t give a restart date.
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