The replies are incredibly elucidating on the impact (things like payroll for Starbucks, and the fact that this is VMWare powered private cloud).<p>The full text of Kevin Beaumont toots:<p>The Blue Yonder SaaS ransomware incident is bad.<p>They got into their Private Cloud environment at hypervisor level, deleted the DR and backup storage, then encrypted all 5 datacenters.<p>On this - Blue Yonder, aside from doing supply chain management (how many Pot Noodles you should order per day per store etc), they also sell a HR suite called Blue Yonder Workforce Management, or WFM. It's another SaaS solution, does HR stuff, payroll etc. WFM was hosted in their private cloud and is toast.<p>One of the Blue Yonder things is they have absolutely nothing about the situation on their website - just a list of customers, many of whom are mentioned in the press as suffering. They’re on day four.<p>Learning: have a comms plan.
Last update was 4 days ago! (11/24)<p><a href="https://blueyonder.com/customer-update" rel="nofollow">https://blueyonder.com/customer-update</a>