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Ransomware group "krybit" claims attack on Chinese semiconductor manufacturer SHEDCL

Monitorman

1mo ago· 1 min readenNews

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Summary

A ransomware incident has been reported targeting huashan.com.cn, the domain of Shantou Huashan Electronic Devices Co., Ltd. (SHEDCL), a Chinese semiconductor and electronic components manufacturer. The threat actor identified as "krybit" claimed responsibility for the attack. The report is based solely on public claims by the ransomware group, with no independent verification or official statement from the affected organization yet.

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bskyRansomware group "krybit" claims attack on Chinese semiconductor manufacturer SHEDCLhendryadrian.com

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In a ransomware incident reported for huashan.com.cn in CN, the threat actor krybit targeted Shantou Huashan Electronic Devices Co., Ltd. (SHEDCL), a Chinese manufacturer of semiconductor devices and electronic components.

Disclaimer: This post is based on public claims made by the ransomware group 'krybit'.

I cannot confirm the accuracy of the information.

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In a ransomware incident reported for huashan.com.cn in CN, the threat actor krybit targeted Shantou Huashan Electronic Devices Co., Ltd. (SHEDCL), a Chinese manufacturer of semiconductor devices and electronic components. #China

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