According to iThome, another listed Taiwanese company was reported as a suspected victim of a CrazyHunter ransomware attack, with Johnson Health Tech confirming on the afternoon of the 25th that a cybersecurity incident had occurred [1]. Notably, following the CrazyHunter ransomware attack on Mackay Memorial Hospital in February, listed Taiwanese companies have successively reported attacks linked to CrazyHunter, highlighting significant room for improvement in collaborative cybersecurity defense—especially if the attacker is repeatedly succeeding with the same attack methods [1]. Known for its fitness and wellness equipment, Johnson Health Tech is a global fitness equipment designer and manufacturer covering treadmills and massage chairs, while expanding internationally under its Johnson Fitness retail brand [1].
Johnson Health Tech confirms a cyber incident; reporting suspects CrazyHunter
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- Disclosed
- Mar 25, 2025
- Published
- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 10, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Manufacturing
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Known for its fitness and wellness equipment, Johnson Health Tech is a global fitness equipment designer and manufacturer covering treadmills and massage chairs, while expanding internationally under its Johnson Fitness retail brand [1].
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- Media reports this cybersecurity incident[1]
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Source excerpt: "Regarding the response and impact of this incident, the company stated that upon suffering the cyberattack, it immediately activated relevant defense mechanisms to prevent security impacts, and current assessments indicate no leakage of personal data, confidential information, or important documents, with no material impact on company operations." [1].
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“關於這次事故的應變與影響,該公司表示,遭受網路攻擊時已立即啟動相關防禦機制,避免影響安全,目前評估沒有個資、亦沒有機密或重要的文件資料外洩等狀況,對公司營運無重大影響。”
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