Hackers invaded Jingding, a major semiconductor equipment manufacturer owned by Hon Hai, and directly threatened to disclose data on the official website

News from this site on January 16. According to Taiwanese media "Economic Daily", Jingding, a major semiconductor equipment manufacturer under the Hon Hai Group, was hacked. The hacker group even directly threatened Jingding's customers and employees on the website. If Jingding ignores it, Customer information will be made public and employees will lose their jobs.

Incidents of hacker groups hacking into listed companies to steal information happen from time to time, but this is the first time in Taiwan that a hacker group directly hijacked the company's website after stealing the information, and disclosed that the company's internal information was stolen and threatened.

1. Jingding is a subsidiary of Hon Hai Group. It mainly engages in the research and development of key modules of semiconductor front-end process equipment and semiconductor automation equipment.
2. It was reported that companies in Zhuke Park were talking a lot today because when they entered the Jingding Company website, they were shocked to find that the Jingding website had been hijacked by a hacker group, and the hackers also directly left two large pieces of information on the webpage:

• The firstinformationis to inform the customer that the hacker group has obtained Jingding’s customer information. If Jingding does not pay, all the customer’s personal information will be disclosed on the Internet.
• The second piece of information is to inform employees that if Jingding’s management does not contact the hacker group, then the hackers will destroy all Jingding’s data, and the data will not be restored, which may cause employees to lose their jobs. .

3. Currently, all major technology companies are facing the risk of hacker intrusion. Hon Hai Group’s Mexican factory has been hacked before. As of the publication of this article, Jingding’s official website has returned to normal.
4. In response, Jingding issued an announcement stating that the information department had fully launched relevant defense mechanisms and recovery operations at the moment of the incident, and was coordinating with technical experts from external security companies to handle the incident. The initial assessment has no significant impact on the company's operations.

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