New details in Colonial Pipeline shutdown due to ransomware attack — 5/10/2021
CNBC’s Eamon Javers reports on new details in the ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline.
Colonial Pipeline said Monday afternoon that parts of its system are being brought back online, and it hopes to restore service by the end of the week.
Colonial Pipeline, which operates the largest fuel transmission line from the Gulf Coast to the Northeast, “halted all pipeline operations” on Friday night as a proactive measure following a ransomware cyberattack. A criminal group criminal group known as DarkSide was responsible for the attack, the FBI confirmed.
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New details in Colonial Pipeline shutdown due to ransomware attack — 5/10/2021