Japan is running out of its favorite beer after ransomware attack

A recent ransomware attack has disrupted the production of Japan's beloved Asahi Super Dry beer. The attack targeted the computer systems of Japanese breweries, forcing them to halt the production of this popular beverage. The Asahi Breweries, the company responsible for producing Asahi Super Dry, has confirmed that the cyberattack has significantly impacted their operations. As a result, the supply of this iconic Japanese beer has been severely limited, causing concerns among beer enthusiasts in the country. The ransomware attack has highlighted the vulnerability of critical infrastructure, including the food and beverage industry, to such cyber threats. Authorities are currently investigating the incident and working to restore the affected systems. The shortage of Asahi Super Dry beer has prompted concerns among consumers, as this beverage is deeply ingrained in Japanese culture and a staple in many social gatherings. The company is working to resolve the issue and restore normal production levels as soon as possible.