AstraZeneca reportedly hit by serious cyberattack
AstraZeneca has reportedly been hit by a serious cyberattack by a hacking group called LAPSUS$, which claims to have stolen around 3GB of confidential data. The stolen data includes source code, cloud infrastructure, and employee records, but no customer data is believed to have been compromised.
AstraZeneca has been targeted by a cyberattack. The hacking group LAPSUS$ claims to have stolen 3GB of data, including source code and employee records. The data is being sold on the Dark Web. Cybersecurity experts warn that the breach could leave AstraZeneca vulnerable to further attacks. The incident highlights the growing threat of cyberattacks on healthcare companies. AstraZeneca has not commented on the claims.
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