CubePilot Takes Some Systems Offline While Investigating Security Incident
Summary
CubePilot says a security incident has affected some systems. The company took its ERP portal offline as a precaution and warned customers not to access services requiring authentication while it investigates.
Key points
- CubePilot says it is investigating a security incident affecting certain systems; it has not shared further details.
- The company took erp[.]cubepilot[.]org offline as a precaution and advised customers not to access services requiring authentication.
- CubePilot said its website remains available for general information, though some sections may be unavailable or impaired.
- The company said it is working with relevant Australian and other authorities and will provide updates when appropriate.
- No threat actor had claimed responsibility as of publication.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- CubePilot
- Victim Domain
- cubepilot.org
- Incident Type
- Suspected cyber attack; CubePilot reported investigating a security incident affecting certain systems.
- Operational Impact
- Certain CubePilot systems were offline. The ERP portal was taken offline as a precaution, and some website sections appeared unavailable or impaired.
- Claim Status
- unknown
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Products
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