Recycling giant TOMRA pulls systems offline following 'extensive cyberattack'
To contain the attack, we immediately disconnected selected services and have since disconnected others. A team of internal and external resources is working around the clock to resolve the situation, and affected systems will remain offline until it is safe to open them. No new hostile activities have been detected.
The majority of reverse vending machines in operation continue to work offline, though some are no longer working, and some in Australia and North America remain online and"fully connected."
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