Stryker says malware was involved in recent cyberattack as production lines reopen
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What happened
News roundup: Medical device manufacturer Stryker says a malware/wiper attack — attributed to alleged Iranian actors — wiped more than 200,000 company devices and disrupted production; the company is ramping production back up about two weeks after the incident. Related reporting notes an Iran-linked ransomware group (Pay2Key) targeted a U.S. healthcare organization with unusual indicators (no confirmed data exfiltration). Other items: the Dutch Finance Ministry is probing a cyber breach affecting internal systems, and the U.S. FCC has banned imports of foreign-made consumer routers over an “’
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