According to iThome, on October 9, IT services company Wistron ITS (4953) issued a material announcement on the Market Observation Post System (MOPS), stating that it detected abnormal access to internal systems on October 8 and confirmed through investigation that partial employee information and business contact details may have been exposed [1]. Upon detecting the anomaly, Wistron ITS immediately implemented protective measures, including blocking network connections and isolating systems, and commissioned an external third-party cybersecurity firm to conduct digital forensics [1]. Based on its preliminary assessment, Wistron ITS stated that the incident has no material impact on the company, overall systems and operations remain normal, and anti-fraud awareness guidance has been issued to all employees to prevent misuse of employee personal data [1].
Weizhi Technology (4953) found abnormal access to internal systems; some employee and work contact data may have been exposed
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- Disclosed
- Oct 12, 2026
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- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 10, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Manufacturing
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Based on its preliminary assessment, Wistron ITS stated that the incident has no material impact on the company, overall systems and operations remain normal, and anti-fraud awareness guidance has been issued to all employees to prevent misuse of employee personal data
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“根據初步評估,緯致表示此事對公司尚無重大影響,整體系統與營運正常,為防範員工個資被用於犯罪,他們向全部員工進行反詐騙宣導。”
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