2023-04-28 02:46:27
Coca-Cola’s largest bottler, Coca-Cola FEMSA México, was the one who unveiled the cyberattack reported this week. Coca-Cola conducted a forensic investigation and simultaneously put its cybersecurity protection and response mechanisms in place to determine the extent of the breach. The corporation did not elaborate on whether the event included a breach, the loss of data or passwords, or a breach of its networks.
In a statement he made to the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV), he said that “the company is working with experts on measures to avoid an adverse impact on its information technology applications.” The corporation did not elaborate on whether the event included a breach, the loss of data or passwords, or an attack on its networks.
It is important to highlight that this is not the first time that Coca-Cola FEMSA has been the victim of a cyberattack. In late April 2022, the soft drink company reported that it had been attacked by Stormous ransomware, a group that had emerged earlier that year. The group claimed it had put up for sale more than 161 gigabytes of financial data, accounts and passwords. This attack did not take place in the Mexican market.
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