Taiwan, SKorea fast food chain's data hacked

By Agence France-Presse

Jun 13, 2021 12:10 am

KAOHSIUNG: Fast food giant McDonald's on Friday said hackers breached their servers and accessed data from customers in Taiwan and South Korea.

The announcement by the iconic US chain about 'recent unauthorized activity on our network' comes amid a wave of cyberattacks worldwide targeting everything from meatpacking plants to pipelines to public utilities, some of whom have had to pay ransoms to hackers.

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