Sept 4 (Reuters) – Companies worldwide are grappling with a surge in AI-driven cyberattacks and ransomware that steal sensitive data and disrupt operations.
The White House in July said it was launching a coordination group for AI developers and critical infrastructure operators to share information on cybersecurity vulnerabilities identified by AI systems. But it has released no details since, despite recent hacks by OpenAIand AnthropicAI agents.
Here is a list of U.S. companies that have reported or been affected by cyber incidents this year.
Date Company Details
January 26 Nike Ransomware group
ransom was paid.
January 28 Bumble, Match Cyberattacks hit
Group, Crunchbase Bumble, Match
authorities.
February 24 Wynn Resorts Hackers obtained
in bitcoin.
March 11 Stryker An Iranian-linked
unaffected.
March 12 Crunchyroll Hackers claimed
reported.
March 28 Hasbro The toymaker said
for several weeks.
April 10 OpenAI OpenAI said it
compromised.
April 13 Take-Two The ShinyHunters
Interactive’s hacking group
Rockstar Games claimed it stole
accessed.
May 4 West The medical
Services makersaid a
commercial sites.
May 11 Instructure/Canvas Instructure, the
extorted.
May 21 Blank Rome The law firm said
lawsuit.
May 27 Carnival The cruise
individuals.
June 11 Novo Nordisk The Wegovy maker
unaffected.
June 15 iRhythm Holdings The medtech firm
unaffected.
June 15 AdaptHealth The company said a
systems.
June 17 Fortinet Researchers said a
countries.
July 16 Coca-Cola Co The beverages
suspended U.S.
continued.
July 17 Clover Health The health insurer
Investments said a hacker used
operations.
July 17 Abbott The healthcare
Laboratories firm said it is
financial results.
August 7 Levi Strauss The denim maker
prominent U.S.
Reuters.
August 11 Uber The ride-hailing
repositories.
operational.
August 13 GE, Fiserv A prolific hacking
August 21 Apollo Global The asset manager
Management suffered a data
breach.
August 26 Boston Scientific The medical device
order shipments.
backlog remained.
devices.
September 1 NovoCure Limited The oncology
mid-August.
the western U.S.
Novocure.
(Reporting by Anhata Rooprai, Sanskriti Shekhar, Neil J Kanatt, Puyaan Singh, Sriparna Roy and Kunal Das in Bengaluru; Editing by Nivedita Bhattacharjee, Tasim Zahid, Maju Samuel and Jonathan Ananda)
