The BlackSuit ransomware gang claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on KADOKAWA corporation, a Japanese media conglomerate2. They are now threatening to publish stolen data if a ransom is not paid2. The impacted companies included the popular Japanese video-sharing platform Niconico. KADOKAWA is working on building a secure network and server environment, with a top priority to restore accounting functions and normalize manufacturing and distribution functions in the publication business.
KADOKAWA is expected to restore accounting functions in early July. The company is working on building a secure network and server environment, with a top priority of restoring the accounting functions, which are fundamental to its business activities.
KADOKAWA's top priority following the attack is to restore the accounting functions, which are fundamental to its business activities, and to normalize the manufacturing and distribution functions in the publication business, which generate considerable revenue1. The accounting functions are expected to be restored in early July.