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JBS Ransomware Attack: Meatpacking Giant Says Paid $11 Million to Extortionists
The American subsidiary of Brazilian meat processor JBS paid the equivalent of $11 million (roughly Rs. 80 crores) to ransomware extortionists to prevent any further disruption by the hackers, the company said in a statement.
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US President Joe Biden Forced by Cyberattacks Into More Aggressive Stance on Russia
A ransomware attack on JBS, the world's largest meatpacker, by a criminal group likely based in Russia has strengthened the Biden administration's resolve to hold Moscow responsible for costly cyber assaults — even if they are not directly linked to the Kremlin.
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Ransomware Attack on JBS Meat Works Likely From Russia, Company Informs White House
Brazil's JBS SA told the US government that a ransomware attack on the company that disrupted meat production in North America and Australia originated from a criminal organization likely based in Russia, the White House said.
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Meatpacking Company JBS Says That Russia Behind Hack That Shut Plants
An American subsidiary of Brazilian meat processor JBS told the US government that it has received a ransom demand in a cyberattack it believes originated in Russia, forcing some plants to cut production.
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Cyberattack Hits JBS Meat Works in Australia, North America
Australian and North American units of the world's largest meat works were hit over the weekend by an organised cyberattack on its information systems, Brazil's JBS SA said in a statement.
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Brazil President Michel Temer Challenges 'Incriminating' Recorded Conversation
Brazilian President Michel Temer will ask the Supreme Court to suspend an investigation against him until it could determine whether the recording, made by the chairman of meatpacker JBS, was edited afterwards.
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Brazil's Michel Temer Recorded Agreeing Corruption Case Hush Money: Report
Media report says an executive from meatpacking giant JBS, Joesley Batista, met with Michel Temer on March 7, where Batista recorded himself telling Temer that he was paying money to buy the silence of disgraced ex-speaker of the lower house Eduardo Cunha.
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JBS Ransomware Attack: Meatpacking Giant Says Paid $11 Million to Extortionists
The American subsidiary of Brazilian meat processor JBS paid the equivalent of $11 million (roughly Rs. 80 crores) to ransomware extortionists to prevent any further disruption by the hackers, the company said in a statement.
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US President Joe Biden Forced by Cyberattacks Into More Aggressive Stance on Russia
A ransomware attack on JBS, the world's largest meatpacker, by a criminal group likely based in Russia has strengthened the Biden administration's resolve to hold Moscow responsible for costly cyber assaults — even if they are not directly linked to the Kremlin.
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Ransomware Attack on JBS Meat Works Likely From Russia, Company Informs White House
Brazil's JBS SA told the US government that a ransomware attack on the company that disrupted meat production in North America and Australia originated from a criminal organization likely based in Russia, the White House said.
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Meatpacking Company JBS Says That Russia Behind Hack That Shut Plants
An American subsidiary of Brazilian meat processor JBS told the US government that it has received a ransom demand in a cyberattack it believes originated in Russia, forcing some plants to cut production.
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Cyberattack Hits JBS Meat Works in Australia, North America
Australian and North American units of the world's largest meat works were hit over the weekend by an organised cyberattack on its information systems, Brazil's JBS SA said in a statement.
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Brazil President Michel Temer Challenges 'Incriminating' Recorded Conversation
Brazilian President Michel Temer will ask the Supreme Court to suspend an investigation against him until it could determine whether the recording, made by the chairman of meatpacker JBS, was edited afterwards.
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Brazil's Michel Temer Recorded Agreeing Corruption Case Hush Money: Report
Media report says an executive from meatpacking giant JBS, Joesley Batista, met with Michel Temer on March 7, where Batista recorded himself telling Temer that he was paying money to buy the silence of disgraced ex-speaker of the lower house Eduardo Cunha.
