The container terminal at the Port of Nagoya recovered for the first time in two days after the suspension of operations due to a ransomware attack, and it is the first time in Japan that the operation of port facilities stops due to a cyber attack

It was found that the system was restored on the morning of the 6th at the Nagoya Port Container Terminal, which had been unable to load and unload containers due to a system failure since July 4, 2023. This system failure is known to be a cyber attack using ransomware, and it is reported overseas that `` Japan's largest port has stopped operations due to a ransomware attack ''.
Japan's largest port stops operations after ransomware attack
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``Ransomware'' infection System failure at Nagoya Port recovered Port work resumed in the afternoon-Nagoya TV [Me-Tele]
https://www.nagoyatv.com/news/?id=019593
Nagoya Port system failure Loading and unloading work resumes after noon due to cyber attack | NHK | Aichi Prefecture
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20230706/k10014119831000.html
From July 4, 2023, the Port of Nagoya, Japan's largest port and the port with the most users, has been in a situation where container loading and unloading operations have been suspended due to a ransomware attack. According to the Nagoya Port Authority , the Port of Nagoya has the largest land area (around 4,298 hectares) in Japan (approximately 4,298 hectares) and the annual cargo volume of approximately 168.55 million tons (as of 2020). In terms of trade value (as of 2020), the export value is 10.413755 trillion yen, and the import value is 4.31599 trillion yen, both of which are the highest in Japan.The number of automobiles exported (as of 2020) is also It is the number one port in Japan (about 1.11 million vehicles). In 2022, the container handling volume at Nagoya Port will be about 10,000 (converted to a 12-meter-long container) on average per day on weekdays. I am using the port.
According to reports , a failure occurred in the Nagoya Port Unified Terminal System (NUTS), a system that manages container terminals in the Port of Nagoya, around 6:30 on July 4.
However, as of July 3, some users complained about problems with the system.
It seems that I did badly in the morning yesterday, but I can't do it today ???? pic.twitter.com/EItrAdokOQ
— Toru-chan (@tetsu_0203) July 3, 2023
It's a hell of people lining up for distribution from now on ???? pic.twitter.com/sH1L8kUyyi
— Toru-chan (@tetsu_0203) July 3, 2023
It has been confirmed that loading and unloading was taking place when the system failure occurred.
It is said that the unified system of container terminals at Nagoya Port is down. It seems that you are doing cargo handling. When I asked a junior a while ago, it seems that the system may be infected with a virus, and it seems that it has been waiting for a long time, and it seems that the recovery time is unknown ???? pic.twitter.com/wXB0m7cnkn
— Yusuke Shrine (@yusuke_k444) July 4, 2023
However, after that, the system went down due to the influence of ransomware, and it seems that all work other than loading and unloading work became impossible.
Nagoya, all container terminal systems down!
— Kari-chan. (@kari_wwww) July 4, 2023
East side 4 terminal can not be loaded/unloaded
Unable to carry-in/out with full NUCT Empty van return pick-up not allowed
Σ(゚д゚;)
long long chassis!?
— Maron & Coo (@CZfVzfiF2GJ7XbS) July 4, 2023
If you want to stack...
The entire Nagoya Port ransom due to cyber attack!?
I can't load today's delivery or tomorrow's luggage.
SNS too, but something's strange lately... ????
Don't bother people ????♀️♀️pic.twitter.com /FFN2NuuNff
In Nagoya Port, it is said that the document demanding ransom is being printed from the printer.
There is no prospect of recovery due to the hacking of Natogachi!
— Daichi (ᐛ????) (@daichi_da4) July 4, 2023
It's taking me so long to recover today!
It seems that the printer keeps issuing ransom demand documents lol
As of the 4th, all concerned parties have been notified that all container terminals at Nagoya Port are unable to carry in and out due to a system failure. According to NHK , the Aichi Trucking Association received a similar message from the Nagoya Port Transport Association, which manages the container terminal system at the port of Nagoya, on the night of the 4th.
NUCT, distribution closed and ???? pic.twitter.com/gpYDZy8dFI
— Toru-chan (@tetsu_0203) July 4, 2023
According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, this is the first time that the operation of a domestic port facility has stopped due to a cyber attack.
The Port of Nagoya was also attacked in September 2022, and at this time, the website of the port was temporarily difficult to browse due to a DDoS attack launched by the pro-Russian group 'Killnet'. .
Regarding the attacker behind this cyber attack, Yukinobu Kikukawa, secretary general of the Nagoya Harbor Transport Association, told the news station, 'At the same time the system stopped, there was something printed out, and there was a 'lock'. Bit ``Ransomware, in short, an infection notification, but it has such a notification,'' he said. LockBit is a Russian-based hacker group known for using ransomware of the same name.
[Stopped due to Nagoya port “ #system failure ”]
— News station + Saturday and Sunday station (@hst_tvasahi) July 5, 2023
The function of Nagoya Port, one of Japan's leading ports boasting the highest export value in the country, has stopped due to a system failure.
▼ The cause is #ransomware infection Is it a cyber attack by the Russian-based hacker group “Rockbit”? Due to a system failure, containers can not be carried out pic.twitter.com/xbuyAUtucq
Trend Micro, which develops security software, has released an infection demonstration video of LockBit, which was the cause of this cyber attack.
The system that manages the loading and unloading of containers at the port of Nagoya has been infected with ransomware and is causing system failures. Some media outlets report that LockBit has sent a threatening letter to the Harbor Transport Association.
— Trend Micro (@trendmicro_jp) July 5, 2023
You can check the LockBit infection demo video below. pic.twitter.com/XJvC0Wgprk
According to the NHK report on July 6, 2023, it seems that the loading and unloading work of containers will be delayed after the afternoon of the 6th.
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