A ransomware attack hit TFI International’s (NYSE:TFII) four Canadian courier divisions on Thursday, two days after the transportation and logistics company raised millions of dollars in a share offering.
The attack impacted “some systems” of Canpar Express, ICS Courier, Loomis Express and TForce Integrated Solutions, according to notices posted to the couriers’ websites.
“We continue to meet most customer shipping needs and we are not aware of any misuse of client information,” the notices state. “Out of an abundance of caution we want to make our clients aware of the incident, should you be experiencing any issues.”
The extent of the attack wasn’t clear as of Sunday. A spokesperson for TFI International did not immediately respond to FreightWaves’ request for comment.
Ransomware attacks typically involve hackers locking down systems and demanding money to restore access.
TFI told its customers that the attack is under investigation.
TFI, Canada’s largest transportation and logistics company, raised $219 million (CA$290 million) in a share offering, which closed on Monday. It has a market cap of over $4.25 billion (CA$5.6 billion.)
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