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ValueMax Group hit by malware attack

The company will conduct a review of the incident and its IT systems.

ValueMax Group reported that it experienced a malware attack on certain IT servers by a threat actor.

The company also said it is not aware of any external leakage of data as of October 15.

The company immediately identified, contained, isolated, and remediated the affected servers.

Investigations are ongoing.

The company will conduct a rigorous review of the incident and its IT systems to improve its cybersecurity infrastructure.
 

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