CDK Global Cyber Attack Disrupts Operations at US Auto Dealerships

Major Software Provider Halts Systems Amidst Cyber Incident

Cybersecurity News Site Reports Attack Began Tuesday Evening

A cyber attack on software provider CDK Global has severely disrupted operations at car dealerships across the United States. The incident began Tuesday evening, according to Bleeping Computer, a cybersecurity news site. On Wednesday, CDK Global confirmed the attack and announced that it was actively investigating the situation.

CDK Global is a major provider of software and technology to the automotive industry. The company's software is used by over 15,000 auto dealerships in the US, enabling them to manage their operations, sales, and customer service. The cyber attack has reportedly caused widespread outages of these systems, leading to delays and disruptions in dealership operations.

CDK Global has not yet disclosed the nature of the cyber attack or the extent of the damage caused. However, the company has assured customers that it is working to restore systems as quickly as possible. In the meantime, dealerships are advised to use alternative methods for managing their operations and to contact CDK Global for updates on the situation.