The cyber attack severely affected the command and delivery systems of Asahi Group, causing production to halt in dozens of factories. Supermarkets and pubs, known as izakaya, face the risk of running out of Asahi beer in a few days. Retailers are looking for temporary solutions but prefer not to sell other brands. In another vein, Japan has given rise to a new trend: cafes where customers can cry, providing a safe environment for emotional release.
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Japonia e la un pas să rămână fără cea mai populară bere din această ţară, după un atac cibernetic. Zeci de fabrici au fost oprite
Cyberattack halts shipments from Japan's biggest brewer
Japan faces Asahi beer shortage after cyber-attack
Japonia: Un atac cibernetic a afectat grav producția celei mai populare beri. Stocurile se epuizează rapid
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