Stryker says malware was involved in recent cyberattack as production lines reopen Stryker is ramping production two weeks after alleged Iranian cyber actors used Microsoft Intune's device-wipe feature to destroy data on more than 200,000 employee devices, prompting system rebuilds and isolation of unrecovered machines. Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 confirmed the attackers were removed, found no evidence of active unauthorized access to...

Stryker is reopening production after a cyberattack erased data on 200,000+ devices using Microsoft Intune's wipe feature. Attackers removed; no active access to customer systems detected. #StrykerAttack #Iran #DataRecovery

Stryker Says Malicious File Found During Probe Into Iran-Linked Attack Stryker has confirmed investigators identified a malicious file used in the March 11 Iran-linked attack claimed by Handala, and evidence suggests the actor likely abused the company’s Microsoft Intune environment—possibly after obtaining credentials via infostealer malware—to wipe devices. The company reports no evidence of widespread malware or ransomware affecting customers or...

Stryker confirms a malicious file linked to the March 11 Iran-related Handala attack was found, likely exploiting Microsoft Intune credentials to wipe devices. Restoration underway with help from Unit 42 and US agencies. #Iran #StrykerAttack #Unit42

Stryker Corporation hit by a devastating cyberattack; tens of thousands of devices wiped. Iranian-linked group Handala claims responsibility. #CyberSecurity #DataBreach #StrykerAttack Link: thedailytechfeed.com/stryker-hit-...

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Stryker hit by major cyberattack; Iranian-linked group Handala claims responsibility. Global operations disrupted, highlighting vulnerabilities in healthcare infrastructure. #CyberSecurity #Healthcare #StrykerAttack Link: thedailytechfeed.com/iranian-link...

Medtech giant Stryker offline after Iran-linked wiper malware attack Stryker, a leading medical technology company, suffered a global wiper attack claimed by the Iranian-linked hacktivist group Handala, which says it stole 50 terabytes of data and wiped over 200,000 systems and devices. Employees across multiple countries reported remote wiping of managed and personal devices, defacement of Stryker’s Entra login page, and widespread outages as the company works with Microsoft to restore systems. #Handala #Stryker

Medtech leader Stryker hit by Iran-linked Handala wiper malware, losing 50TB of data and wiping 200,000+ devices. Operations halted across 79 countries as recovery efforts continue with Microsoft. #IranHack #StrykerAttack #MedtechCrisis