Shipping line reveals heavy losses from Petya cyberattack
Maersk Line says the shutdown in its business cost it $US250-300 million.
Maersk Line, the largest container shipping company serving the New Zealand market, says the June cyberattack of the Petya malware virus cost it $US250-300 million.
Petya brought down the company’s computer systems, with malware infecting networks used by its container businesses. That prompted
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Nevil Gibson
Wed, 08 Nov 2017
Wed, 08 Nov 2017
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Shipping line reveals heavy losses from Petya cyberattack
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