Fujitsu announces March security incident: 49 devices were infected, no reports of leaked data abuse have been received yet

[1] Fujitsu issued a press release on July 10, announcing that it had completed its investigation into the March security incident and stated that it had received no reports that the stolen information had been misused.

[2] Fujitsu stated that the cyberattack in March was not ransomware, but used complex mechanisms to evade detection while stealing sensitive data.

[3] Fujitsu stated that after the intrusion, the attacker installed malware on a business computer and spread it to 49 devices.

[4] Fujitsu announced: "The malware is not ransomware, but it uses complex techniques to disguise itself, making detection more difficult. It is determined to be a highly advanced attack."

[5] Fujitsu said it immediately isolated 49 infected computers after discovering the attack and controlled the spread of malware in the local network environment.

[6] Fujitsu stated that the malware executed a command to copy files, which may lead to the theft of data, including personal information and customer business-related information, but it has not received reports of data leakage and abuse.

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