Germany-based car parts and defense solutions provider Rheinmetall announced on Thursday that production at its automotive plants in the United States, Brazil and Mexico was disrupted as a result of a malware attack.
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German Auto and Defense Firm Rheinmetall Says Malware Hit Several Plants
Germany-based car parts and defense solutions provider Rheinmetall announced on Thursday that production at its automotive plants in the United States, Brazil and Mexico was disrupted as a result of a malware attack. The post German Auto and Defense Firm Rheinmetall Says Malware Hit Several Plants appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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