OMA said ransomware affected two employee computers July 15, but access was restored that morning and it found no evidence that data or client records were compromised.
The Exton-based company said data was stolen, systems were encrypted and some shipping, receiving and manufacturing processes are still being restored.
The toy maker said it took some systems offline after finding unauthorized network access and warned interim workarounds could slow orders and shipments for several weeks.
Bridgestone Americas said it is investigating a “limited cyber incident” affecting some U.S. manufacturing facilities, first reported Sept. 1, 2025. The company said it contained the activity early, launched
Wytec International, Inc. stated that it discovered on August 25, 2025, that a bad actor had published a defaced version of its public website at wytecintl.com. After restoring from
Data I/O Corporation, an electronics manufacturer based in Redmond, Washington, disclosed in a Form 8-K filing that a ransomware incident discovered on August 16 disrupted manufacturing, shipping, receiving,
