Vestas close to normal operations after ransomware attack

November 29, 20217:53 AM UTCUpdated ago

Wind turbines at the Lake Turkana Wind Power project in Loiyangalani district in northern Kenya — Power-generating wind turbines are seen at the Lake Turkana Wind Power project (LTWP) in Loiyangalani district, Marsabit County, northern Kenya, September 4, 2018. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya/File Photo

COPENHAGEN, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Vestas likely suffered a ransomware attack on November 19 but almost all of its IT systems are now up and running again, the world's largest wind turbine maker said on Monday. read more

Reporting by Stine Jacobsen; editing by Jason Neely

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