Johnson Controls Hit With $51 Million Ransomware Attack
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Johnson Controls suffered a ransomware attack over the weekend that encrypted devices and caused outages. The ransom demand is reportedly $51 million.
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The attack impacted subsidiaries like York, Simplex, and Ruskin, causing customer service disruptions.
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The ransomware has been identified as Dark Angels, which encrypts ESXi servers and steals data.
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Dark Angels launched in May 2022 and threatens to leak stolen data if ransom isn't paid.
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Johnson Controls has confirmed the incident and is investigating with help from cybersecurity experts and insurers.