Bojangles' Cybersecurity Under Attack

Incident Date:

April 12, 2024

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Overview

Title

Bojangles' Cybersecurity Under Attack

Victim

Bojangles

Attacker

Hunters International

Location

Charlotte, USA

North Carolina, USA

First Reported

April 12, 2024

Ransomware Attack on Bojangles

Company Profile

Bojangles, a fast-food company known for its Southern-inspired menu, made-from-scratch biscuits, and flavorful fried chicken, has fallen victim to a ransomware attack by the group Hunters. The company operates in the hospitality sector and has a strong brand presence with a loyal customer base.

Company Size and Industry Standing

This franchise has over 10,000 employees and an average revenue of approximately $2,111,968 per unit. The company has raised $337M in funding over time and is known for its commitment to high-quality food and sourcing standards. Bojangles stands out for its established brand, proven business model, and growth opportunities for franchisees.

Vulnerabilities and Targeting

The ransomware attack on Bojangles by the group Hunters International has compromised a total of 294.8 GB (387,025 files) of the company's sensitive data. Bojangles' strong brand presence and customer loyalty could make it an attractive target for threat actors like Hunters International. The company's franchise model, with actively involved franchisees overseeing operations, could pose vulnerabilities in terms of network security and data protection.

Sources:

Bojangles Website

Hunters International Profile

eFinancialModels - Bojangles Franchise Analysis

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