Hackers on their website in the Darknet published personal information about 10 children, including their names, photographs, home addresses and contact details of the families. They also announced plans to publish data from another 30 children and 100 employees.
Hackers claim that they are in the aggressor of the Russian Federation, but they did not provide evidence, the media writes.
Kido International has not yet commented on the incident, and the London police conduct an investigation. The attack caused serious concern among experts due to the risk of children's safety and data privacy.
In addition, Reuters notes that Jaguar Land Rover suppliers have already been attacked in the UK, a system of automatic registration at Khitrovo London Airport, as well as the Marks & Spencer trading network, which lost approximately £ 300 million profit due to cyber surgery.
