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CDK Global, a company that provides software to car dealerships, has been hit by a second cyber incident within days, causing a nationwide outage.
The company notified dealers that it was “again proactively shutting down the majority of our systems” in response to an “additional cyber incident” that occurred Wednesday night.
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The company said in an email to customers that the incident will mean its “dealer systems” will be offline until at least Thursday as it works with “third-party experts” to determine the impact.
New cars lined up in the dealer’s parking lot. (iStock/iStock)
This is the second cyber incident that CDK Global has disclosed this week, with the first reported on Wednesday also causing the company to take its systems offline temporarily.
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The company said late Wednesday that its core dealer management system and digital retail solutions had been restored.
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Fox News’ Matt Finn and Reuters contributed to this report.
