Sixt, the car rental company serving in 110 countries, including our country, became the next victim of hackers. The cyber-attacked company reported that the glitches in the system may continue for a while.
With the increase in cyber attack news, similar news continues to come from almost all sectors. One of the last companies that suffered from the attacks in the past days was Ambalajman, which started to offer package services in our country with Arabic language support.
Cloudflare, which provides internet security services to companies in our country and all over the world, also announced that they have started to encounter cyber attacks more frequently and that the biggest cyber attack they have encountered so far has been prevented recently. Although many of these attacks are detected early and with fewer casualties, this is not always the case. Germany-based car rental giant and also in our country Sixt, the jersey sponsor of Galatasaray also suffered a similar cyber-attack and major disruptions occurred in their systems.
Sixt users cannot receive support due to system glitches
Although its headquarters is in Germany, Sixt has a total of A car rental company with more than 2000 dealers in more than 110 countries. However, what brought the company to the agenda today was the cyber attack they suffered. With the statement made by Sixt, it was confirmed that they were cyber-attacked. The attack began to manifest itself through some irregularities in the company’s infrastructure. Although it was noticed and intervened in a short time, Sixt customers were greatly affected by this situation.
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Sixt went to great lengths to keep their websites and apps up and running in the immediate aftermath of the attack. However, major disruptions continue to occur in the system. Customers state that they could not get support for the cars they rented and that there were problems in customer service. Sixt did not confirm that these outages were due to the cyberattack, but minor glitches can persist specified.