Jaguar Land Rover says data stolen in disruptive cyberattack

Jaguar Land Rover said on Wednesday that an unprecedented amount of information was stolen during CyberTack, which halted the vehicles rally lines.

In A statement On Wednesday, the UK -based Land Rover and Range Rover vehicle makers said that “some information” was taken in the incident.

The UK -run agencies are obliged to notify the office of the Information Commissioner within three days of the invention of data violations. It is not immediately clear whether the data company, its employees or customers are related to.

Jaguar Land Rover on September 2 revealed that the incident forced the agency to close its systems, which “severely disrupts” its production line and sales activities. The incident also affects the supply chains of the company, including vehicles repair.

Car maker is one of the largest employers in the UK with more than 33,000 workers. Toward A newspaper reportUK government officials are reported to be concerned about the economic consequences of the violation, and it is expected to take a few days for a recovery.