Incident Response

All impacted IT systems and external connections have already been taken down as part of "necessary and far-reaching protective measures" following the detection of the intrusion last week, said AEP.

Aside from taking down all phone and fax services, the attack has also disrupted the court's e-filing platform, websites with juror reporting instructions, and credit card payment processing system.

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Initial systems access was used by threat actors to decrypt the Donut loader shellcode.

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Investigation into whether the incident has resulted in the exposure of sensitive data is already being conducted alongside a third-party agency, noted Casio, which did not provide further details regarding the nature of the attack or the identity of its perpetrators.

The largest regulated water utility company in the U.S. said ‘unauthorized activity’ was detected last week.