Cyberattacks Disrupt Jaguar Land Rover, Circle K and Collins Aerospace

Summary

The hosts discuss a DDoS record reported by Cloudflare and cyber incidents affecting Jaguar Land Rover, Circle K stores in China, and Collins Aerospace, alongside a Secret Service claim about a seized communications network.

Key points

• The hosts question the Secret Service's claim that a seized covert communications network was aimed at disrupting UN meetings; they suggest it may instead have supported SMS spam or overseas toll fraud.
• Cloudflare said it mitigated a DDoS attack reaching about 22 terabits per second or 10.6 billion packets per second.
• Jaguar Land Rover extended its global shutdown after a cyberattack. The discussion reports company-estimated losses of about $70 million per day and greater losses for suppliers.
• About 400 Circle K stores in China suspended electronic payment operations for days amid a reported network disruption.
• Collins Aerospace was reported to be battling a ransomware attack that caused flight delays across Europe; the hosts said the UK had arrested someone in connection with the case.

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