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[spygirl]

The worse wUPVC indows company, by a long margin - 

 

https://www.thebusinessdesk.com/yorkshire/news/2023695-safestyle-fined-120000-breaching-consumer-protection-legislation

 

A “highly sophisticated” Russian cyber attack on Safestyle UK has had a “material impact” on its profits, causing its shares to drop 10% in early trading.

The Bradford-based manufacturer reported the attack last month and has now revealed it caused a 10% hit to its first-half revenues because of the impact on its order processing and customer services operations.

Mike Gallacher, chief executive of Safestyle, said: “This has been another huge challenge for the business, impacting us as we emerged out of the operational disruption caused by the pandemic.”

https://www.thebusinessdesk.com/yorkshire/news/2089759-listed-windows-and-doors-business-hit-hard-by-sophisticated-cyber-attack?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Yorkshire_28th_Feb_2022_Daily

 

yeah right....

 

[Boon]

Strix seems to be affected as well.

Safestyle seems an odd target to go after, pretty negligible company.

[spygirl]

7 minutes ago, Boon said:

Strix seems to be affected as well.

Safestyle seems an odd target to go after, pretty negligible company.

The Russians have destroyed all the complaints stored on their computer ....

Probs.

Its about as likely as Russia invading the USA.

[Loki]

Grrrrrr those pesky Russians

[With a crooked smile]

Spar northwest had a ransomwear attack prior to Christmas, the stores swapped out the hard drives on the tills took weeks to fully resolve. Took cash only for ages and for a few days they couldn't operate petrol pumps as these need to be authorised by a computer.