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Bridgestone tyre factories hit by cyberattack in the Americas

Date: 3rd March 2022 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
One of the affected plants was Bridgestone’s Firestone truck tyre factory in Warren County, Tennesse (pictured) employs over 1000 (Photo: Bridgestone Firestone Americas)

A number of Bridgestone’s tyre factories in North and South America have been hit by cyberattacks resulting in production shutdowns. Some sources have even suggested that the actions are linked to the war in Ukraine.

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