据央视新闻，近期， 国家安全机关破获一起美国重大网络攻击案，掌握美国国家安全局网络攻击入侵中国国家授时中心的铁证， 粉碎美方网攻窃 密和渗透破坏的图谋，全力守护"北京时间"安全。 2022年3月25日起，美国安局利用某境外品牌手机短信服务漏洞，秘密网攻控制国家授时中心多名工作人员的手机终端，窃取手机内存储 的敏感资料。 2023年4月18日起，美国安局多次利用窃取的登录凭证，入侵国家授时中心计算机，刺探该中心网络系统建设情况。 2023年8月至2024年6月，美国安局专门部署新型网络作战平台，启用42款特种网攻武器，对国家授时中心多个内部网络系统实施高烈度 网攻，并企图横向渗透至高精度地基授时系统，预置瘫痪破坏能力。 国家安全机关发现，美国安局网攻活动多选在北京时间深夜至凌晨发起， 利用美国本土、欧洲、亚洲等地的虚拟专用服务器作为"跳板"隐匿攻 击源头，采取伪造数字证书绕过杀毒软件等方式隐藏攻击行为， 还使用了高强度的加密算法深度擦除攻击痕迹，为实施网络攻击渗透活动可谓 无所不用其极。 国家安全机关见招拆招，固定美方网攻证据， 指导国家授时中心开展清查处置，斩断攻击链路，升级防范措施，消除危害隐患。 ...

Group 1 - The article discusses a significant cyber attack by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) targeting China's National Time Service Center, aiming to disrupt and steal sensitive information related to "Beijing Time" security [1] - The NSA exploited vulnerabilities in a foreign brand's mobile SMS service to gain access to the mobile devices of several staff members at the National Time Service Center, starting from March 25, 2022 [1] - From April 18, 2023, the NSA used stolen login credentials to infiltrate the computer systems of the National Time Service Center, probing into the network system's construction [1] Group 2 - The NSA deployed a new cyber warfare platform and utilized 42 specialized cyber attack tools to conduct high-intensity attacks on multiple internal network systems of the National Time Service Center from August 2023 to June 2024 [1] - The attacks were primarily launched during late night to early morning Beijing time, using virtual private servers from various locations to obscure the source of the attacks [1] - The National Security Agency took measures to gather evidence of the attacks, guide the National Time Service Center in clearing and addressing the threats, and enhance preventive measures to eliminate potential risks [1] Group 3 - The National Time Service Center, located in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, is responsible for generating, maintaining, and broadcasting "Beijing Time," providing high-precision timing services for various sectors including communication, finance, power, transportation, surveying, and national defense [2]

【#小米车主受网络攻击进展公布#：收集到6032人求援信息】小米集团公关部总经理王化发布关于小米 车主受到网络攻击的进展。 小米车主遭网络攻击专项援助信息收集表自9月26日发布以来，截止10月15日24:00，共计6032人参与， 480人提供了相关证据信息，且对应所需的援助类型（可多选）如下：提供固定证据指导338人、发布律 师函301人、诉讼支持245人。 网络攻击线索收集进度同步（10月16 日) [] 22 1169 149 63 @新浪科技 ...

【文/观察者网 潘昱辰 编辑/高莘】据路透社10月8日报道，捷豹路虎在遭受网络攻击而停工数周后，恢 复了其位于英国所有工厂的生产。然而英国最大的汽车经销商集团之一Vertu警告称，由于其捷豹路虎 展厅业务遭遇"严重中断"，其年利润可能面临高达550万英镑（约合人民币5239万元）的损失，其中9月 单月的损失就达到200万英镑（约合人民币1905万元）。 捷豹路虎在英国有三家工厂，日产量约1000辆。其英国工厂员工约有3.3万名，并在全国供应链中支持 了10.4万个工作岗位。而自网络攻击以来，其多数员工都被要求呆在家里。 据英国广播公司（BBC）此 前报道，捷豹因停工每周亏损5000万英镑（约合人民币4.8亿元）。 就在9月28日，英国政府发布公告称，将向捷豹路虎提供15亿英镑（约合人民币143亿元）的贷款担保， 捷豹路虎将于5年内偿还。 此外，受到美国关税上调的影响，捷豹路虎今年第三季度销量同比下降17.1%，至8.55万辆，其中英国 销量下降近三分之一；而批发量同比下降24.2%至6.62万辆。 本文系观察者网独家稿件，未经授权，不得转载。 Vertu集团经营有10家捷豹路虎经销商，而9月通常是消费者购车换 ...

为缓解停工数周给小型零部件供应商带来的经营压力，捷豹路虎同时宣布，在生产重启阶段将向部分合 格供应商提供零部件预付现金。9月底，英国政府已向该公司提供贷款担保，用于支持其供应商体系。 中新社伦敦10月7日电 (记者欧阳开宇)捷豹路虎7日宣布，因网络攻击停工近六周的部分工厂将于8日恢 复生产。 捷豹路虎隶属于印度塔塔汽车公司，在英国拥有三家工厂，日均汽车产量约1000辆。此次率先重启的为 发动机和电池部门，主要生产线则计划于本周晚些时候恢复运转。 分析师估算，捷豹路虎因停产每周损失约5000万英镑(约4.7亿元人民币)。经济学家曾警告，此次长期停 工可能对英国制造业整体产出造成影响。 值得关注的是，捷豹路虎是今年英国又一遭网络攻击的知名企业。此前，英国主要零售商玛莎百货因数 据泄露被迫关闭网上商店两个月。 此外，就在上个月，欧洲多家机场值机服务遭遇勒索软件攻击，导致大量旅客滞留。英国媒体分析称， 这些事件凸显出全球企业在日益复杂和频繁的网络攻击面前的脆弱性。(完) （文章来源：中国新闻网） ...

Core Insights - Asahi Group, a well-known Japanese beverage company, suffered a cyberattack at the end of September, leading to system failures that persisted until October 3, disrupting order processing and delivery operations [1][3] - The company is currently relying on manual data entry for urgent order shipments, while accepting food and soft drink orders but has suspended new orders for alcoholic beverages to prioritize the dispatch of existing stock [1][3] - The attack has resulted in inventory shortages of Asahi products in various convenience stores and restaurants, with some outlets preparing to offer substitute products due to anticipated shortages [3] Company Impact - Asahi Group's spokesperson indicated that the motive behind the cyberattack is still under investigation, and the company has canceled several promotional activities and postponed new product launches [3] - Reports suggest that the company may have been targeted by ransomware, although Asahi Group has declined to comment on this speculation [3] - Following the cyberattack, Asahi Group's stock price has dropped approximately 4%, reaching its lowest level since February [3] Industry Context - The incident is part of a broader trend, as multiple well-known companies, including Harrods and Marks & Spencer in the UK, have also experienced cyberattacks that disrupted their normal business operations [4]

Core Points - Asahi Group, a well-known Japanese brewing company, has been targeted by a cyberattack, leading to disruptions in logistics and customer service operations within Japan [1] - The company has temporarily suspended order and shipping operations in Japan, while European operations remain unaffected, and there is currently no confirmation of customer personal information or data breaches [1] - Asahi Group has apologized to customers and business partners, stating that they are investigating the incident and working to restore normal operations, although the timeline for recovery is uncertain [1] - In a report from the previous year, Asahi Group identified cyberattacks as a major risk in the short to medium term, assessing that such attacks could lead to business interruptions, cash flow issues, and brand damage [1] - Recently, several prominent companies, including Harrods and Marks & Spencer in the UK, have also experienced cyberattacks, resulting in operational disruptions [1]

Core Viewpoint - Asahi Group, a well-known Japanese brewing company, has experienced a cyberattack that has disrupted its logistics and customer service operations in Japan, although its European operations remain unaffected [1] Group 1: Incident Overview - The cyberattack has led to the suspension of order and shipping services as well as customer service operations in Japan [1] - The company has not confirmed any leakage of customer personal information or data as a result of the attack [1] Group 2: Company Response - Asahi Group has apologized to customers and business partners and is currently investigating the cause of the incident while working to restore normal operations [1] - The timeline for the restoration of services remains uncertain [1] Group 3: Risk Assessment - In a report from the previous year, Asahi Group identified cyberattacks as a major risk facing the company in the short to medium term, highlighting potential business interruptions, cash flow issues, and brand damage as possible consequences [1] - The recent incident follows a trend of cyberattacks affecting several well-known companies, including Harrods and Marks & Spencer, which have also experienced disruptions to their normal operations [1]

Core Points - The information systems at Berlin Brandenburg Airport remain disrupted over a week after a cyberattack on an external service provider, leading to ongoing delays and flight cancellations for travelers [1][2] - The cyberattack targeted Collins Aerospace's electronic systems, affecting passenger check-in and baggage handling processes across multiple European airports [2] Group 1: Impact on Berlin Brandenburg Airport - As of September 28, 8 incoming flights and 6 outgoing flights have been canceled, with around 600 flights originally planned for the day, affecting approximately 88,000 passengers [1] - The airport is still in a "special situation," and there is no clear timeline for when the systems will be fully restored, with repair work expected to take several more days [1] Group 2: Broader European Airport Impact - The cyberattack has also affected other major European airports, including Brussels, Dublin, and London Heathrow, causing varying degrees of operational disruption [2] - The attack was confirmed by the EU Agency for Cybersecurity to be a ransomware incident, where hackers encrypted data and systems to demand a ransom [2] - A suspect was arrested in the UK in connection with the attack but was later released under certain conditions [2]

Core Viewpoint - Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has extended its production halt until October 1, 2025, due to ongoing cybersecurity issues, which began with a cyberattack on August 31, leading to a significant disruption in operations [1][2]. Group 1: Production Impact - The cyberattack has resulted in JLR losing approximately £50 million per week, with industry estimates suggesting daily losses could reach tens of millions of pounds [2]. - As of now, the production halt has led to an estimated £1.7 billion worth of vehicles not being produced, with an initial profit loss estimated at £120 million [2]. - If the production halt continues until November, it could result in a shortfall of around 50,000 vehicles [2]. Group 2: Employment and Economic Consequences - The extended halt poses a risk of unemployment for JLR's workforce, prompting unions to call for government support measures [4]. - Approximately 33,000 direct employees at JLR's three UK factories have been affected since the end of August, being asked to stay home [1]. Group 3: Market Performance and Challenges - JLR has faced declining sales and profits, particularly in the Chinese market, which was once its primary growth engine [4]. - Sales in China dropped from 146,000 units in 2017 to 106,400 units in 2023, marking a 17.4% year-on-year decline in 2022 [4]. - For the fiscal year 2025, JLR's sales in China plummeted to 34,000 units, a 34% year-on-year decrease, with its joint venture reporting a shift from a profit of £36 million to a loss of £14 million [4]. - The uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies has led JLR to revise its profit margin target for fiscal year 2026 from 10% to 5%-7% [4].