Cyberattack Causes Disruptions and Delays in New G-Shock Releases
Casio, the famous Japanese electronics company, has faced a serious cyberattack on October 5th. This attack caused service disruptions and delayed the release of their much-awaited G-Shock watches. The cyberattack has impacted Casio’s systems, and the company is working with experts to investigate the breach. Customers are affected as new G-Shock models, including the GMC-B2100AD-2A and GMC-B2100D-1A, will now be delayed. Casio has promised to announce the new release date once the situation is resolved.
Despite the delay, Casio continues to work on its 50th Anniversary G-Shock model, GMC-B2100ZE-1A, which may also face delays. The company remains committed to solving the issue while ensuring the safety of its systems and customer data.
Highlights of the Casio Cyberattack Impact
- Cyberattack on October 5th disrupted Casio’s services.
- Delays in the release of new G-Shock models.
- Casio is working with specialists to investigate the breach.
- The release of the 50th Anniversary G-Shock GMC-B2100ZE-1A may also be delayed.
- The new release date for the watches will be announced later.
Casio G-Shock Watch Models Delayed – Features Table
| Model | Features |
|---|---|
| GMC-B2100AD-2A | Solar charging, Bluetooth, Hybrid display, Darker grey background |
| GMC-B2100D-1A | Solar charging, Bluetooth, Black ion-plated bezel, Gold accents |
| GMC-B2100ZE-1A | 50th Anniversary edition, Black bezel, Bluetooth, Solar charging |