Hackers Warn Japan Has One of World's Worst Cybersecurity
The ransomware group Qilin, accused of carrying out repeated cyberattacks against companies including Asahi Group Holdings, has warned that attacks targeting Japanese companies and government agencies could increase after a suspected core member was detained in Osaka and extradited to Germany. (News On Japan)
The ransomware group Qilin, known for its repeated cyberattacks on companies like Asahi Group Holdings, has cautioned that attacks on Japanese companies and government entities may escalate following the detention of a suspected core member in Osaka. The detained suspect, a Russian national, was subsequently extradited to Germany.
Qilin, which operates with over 300 anonymous associates worldwide, stated that despite any pressure from authorities, they will continue their activities. The group also criticized Japanese cybersecurity, labeling it as one of the world's worst systems.
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