Theregister ELECQ EV Charger Company Hit by Ransomware Attack, Customer Data Compromised
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ELECQ, a manufacturer of smart electric vehicle chargers, has reported a ransomware attack that may have compromised customer personal details. The company detected unusual activity on its AWS cloud platform on March 7, leading to the discovery of the attack, which encrypted and copied user data from its systems.
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2026-03-07
Unusual activity detected on AWS cloud platform
2026-03-09
ELECQ warns customers about potential data theft
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