American cycling clothing brand hit by ransomware attack

Primal Wear, the American cycling clothing brand, has suffered a ransomware attack involving over 10,000 files and 17 gigabytes of data, primarily involving internal business information.

RansomHub, a rapidly growing ransomware group, executed the attack on Primal Wear, exposing directories of invoices and financial data, although customer data has not been compromised.

This breach highlights the evolving cybersecurity threats facing companies with the rise of 'Ransomware as a Service' groups, where malware is sold to initiate attacks.

The presence of a CyberRisk Application form obtained during the breach suggests awareness and potential preparedness for ransomware threats, yet highlights the continued vulnerabilities.

Read at cyclingnews.com