Cyberattack leaves Clorox products in short supply
Clorox also said it believes the unauthorized activity has been contained.
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Sep 19, 2023, 12:01 AM
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Updated 690 days ago
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21ds agoClorox says a cybersecurity attack caused widespread disruptions to its business.
The company is still measuring the damage.
Clorox also said it believes the unauthorized activity has been contained.
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