The March 11 wiper attack linked to Handala remains active into its third day.
Stryker has provided no firm timeline for full system restoration.
The breach destroyed data across Windows environments, laptops, servers, and Intune-managed devices worldwide. Core applications for order processing, manufacturing, and shipping are still offline. Major facilities in Michigan, Cork (Ireland), and Asia report near-total operational halts. Production lines operate at reduced capacity or remain partially shut down despite backup power.
Employees rely on manual processes and external tools like WhatsApp for communication. Order processing and new order entry face major delays due to electronic system downtime. Pre-attack orders remain visible and are being prioritized for fulfillment once systems recover. New orders are under heightened scrutiny and manual review.Prolonged outages could lead to backorders, extended lead times, and just-in-time inventory shortages for hospitals. Orthopedic implants, surgical instruments, and other high-volume medtech products are most at risk of delivery delays.No hospitals have publicly reported direct patient-care disruptions or shortages tied to the incide...
