Security1 hOctober 7, 2026, 17:27

Advantest confirms personal data stolen in ransomware attack

Japanese chip-test equipment maker Advantest confirmed that personally identifiable information was stolen in a February ransomware attack. The company did not disclose how many people were affected and is offering 18 months of free identity monitoring from Kroll until January 4, 2027.

BleepingComputer

Open source

Attack occurred on February 15, 2026, with data extracted from Advantest servers
Breach notification is dated October 6, 2026
Affected individuals get 18 months of free Kroll monitoring
Number and category of affected people remain undisclosed

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