Industry Disruption: Olea Kiosks Hit by BlackSuit Group Ransomware Attack

Incident Date:

April 9, 2024

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Overview

Title

Industry Disruption: Olea Kiosks Hit by BlackSuit Group Ransomware Attack

Victim

Olea Kiosks

Attacker

Black Suit

Location

Cerritos, USA

California, USA

First Reported

April 9, 2024

Ransomware Attack on Olea Kiosks by BlackSuit Group

Overview

Olea Kiosks, Inc., a kiosk manufacturer based in Cerritos, California, specializing in designing, engineering, and manufacturing self-service kiosks for various industries such as healthcare, retail, theme parks, and financial services, has fallen victim to a ransomware attack by the BlackSuit group who have fully disclosed the company's data after the attack.

Company Size and Revenue

Olea Kiosks has a company size of 51-200 employees and reported revenues ranging from $3.6 million to $11.6 million, depending on the source.

Industry Standing

Olea Kiosks stands out in the manufacturing sector for its customized services, including testing, integration, and shipping, to ensure kiosks fit specific use-cases and brands, making them suitable for large-scale deployments. The company offers standard and custom self-service kiosks used for various purposes like food ordering, patient check-in, and wayfinding.

Vulnerabilities

Olea Kiosks' prominence in the industry and the sensitive nature of the data they handle, such as patient information in healthcare settings, make them an attractive target for threat actors like the BlackSuit ransomware group. The company's extensive network and operations across multiple sectors could have provided avenues for the attackers to exploit vulnerabilities and gain unauthorized access to their systems.

Sources:

Olea Kiosks Website

CB Insights - Olea Kiosks

ZoomInfo - Olea Kiosks

Dun & Bradstreet - Olea Kiosks

Tripwire - BlackSuit Ransomware

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