Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) factories in the UK and other countries extended their shutdown until at least Wednesday due to a cyberattack that began on August 31. The disruption has halted production, costing the company approximately 1,000 cars a day under normal circumstances.

• The cyberattack forced JLR to shut down its IT systems to protect them.
• A group of young hackers, reportedly responsible for other cyberattacks, has claimed responsibility and is believed to have attempted extortion.
• The production halt has significantly impacted JLR's suppliers and prevented new vehicle registrations and parts orders from dealerships.