Toyota halts Japan plants as supplier hit by cyberattack

Photo taken March 1, 2022, shows Kojima Industries Corp.'s head plant in the Aichi Prefecture city of Toyota, central Japan. Toyota Motor Corp. suspended all of its domestic plants the same day after a cyberattack caused a server failure at Kojima Industries.

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