Hackers Targeted JLR for a Year Before Cyber Attack
A cyber attack that halted Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) production in August may have been the culmination of a year-long campaign.
New analysis from Deep Specter Research suggests malicious activity targeting JLR began as early as late 2023, coinciding with the company’s efforts to replace its digital and production systems.
- Large volumes of JLR employee and customer data were leaked onto the dark web multiple times throughout 2024.
The August incident was “definitely not a spontaneous attack” and suggested it was “state orchestrated” - Shaya Feedman, Deep Specter co-founder.
He cited the campaign’s duration, financial resources committed, and the high level of infiltration as evidence.
Author's summary: Hackers targeted JLR for a year before the cyber attack.
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