British engineering firm Vesuvius suffers cyberattack

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British engineering firm Vesuvius suffers cyberattack
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British engineering firm Vesuvius suffers cyberattack

Details are emerging from the latest UK company to be hit

Vesuvius, a London-headquartered molten metal flow engineering firm, disclosed on Monday that it was "currently managing a cyber incident" that involved unauthorised access to its systems. After...

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