Trio-Tech Says Ransomware Hit Singapore Subsidiary, Data Was Published
Summary
Trio-Tech said ransomware encrypted files on its Singapore subsidiary’s network on March 11. The company says attackers published some stolen data; the investigation continues, and the full scope remains unknown.
Key points
- Trio-Tech reported that ransomware encrypted certain files on its Singapore subsidiary’s network on March 11.
- The company said attackers published some data stolen from the network; the full scope of potentially affected data is unknown.
- The subsidiary took systems offline, activated response measures, and notified law enforcement.
- The company is investigating with third-party cybersecurity professionals and working to restore systems and enhance monitoring.
- Trio-Tech has not identified the responsible actor; the Gunra ransomware group added the company to its leak site.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Trio-Tech subsidiary in Singapore (name not disclosed)
- Incident Type
- Ransomware attack involving encryption of files within the subsidiary’s network
- Operational Impact
- The subsidiary took systems offline to contain the incident. Certain network files were encrypted; restoration and monitoring efforts were underway, and the investigation was ongoing.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- Trio-Tech said attackers published certain data stolen from the network. Gunra added Trio-Tech to its leak site, but the company did not confirm the group was responsible. No ransom demand was reported.
- Claim Status
- confirmed