Asahi says more than 1.5m customers

The Gry Nation of Japan because of the Melak attacks in September has potentially exposed the personal information of more than 1.5 million customers.

In the company’s use of beverages, the company published its findings in the investigation of the ransomware attack, which has interrupted its operations in its premises for orders and work.

Salaklei said that the personal details of those who contacted the customer service center were likely to be exposed and those affected would be corrected.

Tirin added that it will delay the release of its financial results to focus on the fallout from the attack.

Asahi did not disclose its identity or demands. The Rumomdare Qilin Group – which has never been removed from other major companies – has claimed responsibility for the Klaman attack.

Murer Bir Biraca Di Telanggihan was initially caused by a disruption in one of the data centers on September 29.

Fortunately, even when the system was first tested, the researchers found that the attackers had removed the network and the virus that blocked access to the files until the answer was denied access to the file until the answerware – blocked the access.

Some data on the affected computer, bar and personal information stored on the updated server, was also exposed, said as ICAH.

It includes the personal details of 922 million subscribers, specifically their name, gender, changes and contact information.

Data on $107,000 of current and former employees and 168,000 eligible family members was also leaked.

The names and contact details of the 114,000 external contacts with whom Communicate is usually associated.

Credit card details were not included in Inuani’s list of data leaks.

The company added that unconfirmed evidence of the data was released and the impact of the attack was limited to systems managed in Japan.

It is very big farm in Europe like peroni and it penetrates fully in England. Asahi has said that the company’s operations have not been affected by cyber attacks.

The company said it has been under attack for nearly two months and is currently working to restore its system and network.

The outage caused drinking overages in stores around Japan. Asaha accounts for about 40% of the middle beer market.

The lack is also a soft drink that is affected

Delivery is safe and secure, said Atsushi Kasuki, President of the company’s company, who apologizes for the inconvenience.

“We are making every effort to achieve complete system rectification quickly, while implementing measures to prevent and strengthen information.”

Other global brands have also experienced different attacks.

Tumana Tanes Rover was deployed to tap the emergency Potannan after a major cyber-serbali credit operation at a UK factory.