fellowship allegedly hacked as reported by Anubis ransomware with details: Kahler Automation specializes in mechanization solutions for bulk material handling, particularly in the agricultural sector, focusing on dry and liquid fertilizer and caryopsis operations.�We often mouth about data breaches as an opportunity to look beyond a company's public image and see how different the reality is from what the company presents to the outside world.Sometimes this really can live useful. There are industries where a little more transparency would not hurt. But in most cases, a data transgress is simply a bad event that brings zip but scathe to the fellowship and everyone connected to it.It is quite possible that today's breach is ace of those cases that brings nothing but harm. Although, perhaps, some people could find its contents useful, competitors of the troupe in particular. After all, the breach exposes non-public details about the companion that could get real strategic value.Some documents reveal the company's finances. Others depict the problems it has to deal with. And others provide details about its clients.There are other documents as well, and their measure will likely be appreciated only by users of dark web forums. These include various types of employees' personal data. Some of it could be used in different schemes, while other information could be used directly against the people it belongs to.The only guaranteed benefit of any data breach is the example it teaches: info certificate is not something you can open to undercut corners on. Although, if you have been following our blog for a while, you already live that not every company has managed to learn that lesson.Let's trust today's company does not need a secondment reminder.