JAXA was targeted with zero-day exploits during its investigation with Microsoft into a 2023 cyberattack. The attack mainly affected its Active Directory system, prompting JAXA to shut down networks to prevent data compromise.

JAXA was targeted with zero-day exploits during its investigation with Microsoft into a 2023 cyberattack. The attack mainly affected its Active Directory system, prompting JAXA to shut down networks to prevent data compromise.

JAXA was targeted with zero-day exploits during its investigation with Microsoft into a 2023 cyberattack. The attack mainly affected its Active Directory system, prompting JAXA to shut down networks to prevent data compromise.

JAXA was targeted with zero-day exploits during its investigation with Microsoft into a 2023 cyberattack. The attack mainly affected its Active Directory system, prompting JAXA to shut down networks to prevent data compromise.

The attack, identified as a distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS), affected websites of security services, police, fire and rescue services, and the academy for public security forces.

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