Morningstar Nidec Reports Ransomware Attack Impacting Taiwanese Subsidiary
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- •Nidec's Taiwanese subsidiary suffered a ransomware attack with potential data leaks.
- •The incident was first reported on June 24, 2026, and is under investigation.
- •Nidec has apologized to stakeholders for the anxiety caused by the attack.
Nidec Corporation has released a second report detailing the ransomware attack on its Taiwanese subsidiary, Nidec Chaun Choung Technology Corporation. The attack, first reported on June 24, 2026, involved unauthorized access and potential data leaks. An external specialized agency is investigating the incident, and Nidec has expressed deep apologies to stakeholders for the anxiety caused. The report highlights the ongoing assessment of the damage and the implications of the ransomware infection. Specific details regarding the attack vector, such as the ransomware type or CVEs, were not disclosed in the articles. The company is committed to transparency as the investigation unfolds. No confirmed data breach numbers or specific tools used in the attack were mentioned.
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