The Justice Department released a complaint Thursday describing a thwarted malware attack against an unidentified company in Sparks, Nevada, where Tesla has a factory.
In the complaint, the Justice Department alleged that Russian national Egor Igorevich Kriuchkov attempted to recruit and bribe a Tesla employee to introduce malware in the companys network specifically ransomware, which encrypts a victims files and, in this case, would also have exfiltrated the data to the hackers servers.
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