Stryker Hit by Iran-Linked Cyberattack
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Stryker, a global medical device manufacturer, suffered a crippling cyberattack linked to Iran, causing global network shutdowns and data wipes. The attack, attributed to the Handala group, resulted in the theft of 50 terabytes of sensitive data and the erasure of over 200,000 systems. Employees reported chaos, with company phones dead and operations at a standstill. Strykers full operational and financial impact remains unclear, but key products remain safe for use. This marks Irans first major cyber strike on a US firm since the war with America began.
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