Solvi, a Brazilian Agriculture Company, Suffers Ransomware Attack

The Brazilian agriculture company Solvi has been targeted by the ransomware group Lockbit2, as reported on their dark web leak site. The company, which has been in operation for over 50 years and employs more than 13,000 people, operates in the agriculture sector and is known for its commitment to sustainability and environmental protection.

Solvi's website was found to be experiencing issues, indicating that the company may be undergoing maintenance or experiencing technical difficulties. The ransomware attack on Solvi is part of a larger trend of cybercriminal activities targeting various industries, including agriculture, causing personal data breaches and financial losses.

The company's size and industry-specific focus make it a potential target for ransomware attacks. The agriculture sector is increasingly reliant on digital technologies, including IoT devices and cloud-based systems, which can be vulnerable to cyber threats. Additionally, the global economic losses caused by fake web traffic, including bots and scrapers, can impact businesses in the agriculture sector, making them more susceptible to ransomware attacks.

To mitigate the risks of ransomware attacks, Solvi and other companies in the agriculture sector should implement robust cybersecurity measures, such as regular software updates, employee training, and the use of reliable security solutions. Additionally, maintaining a backup of critical data can help minimize the impact of a ransomware attack.

Sources

• Solvi: Home | Solví
• Apache 2 Test Page
• Ransomware Posts - GitHub Pages
• Removing ransomware | Decrypting data – how to kill the virus - Kaspersky