In April 2025, Taiwanese container shipping company Wan Hai Lines fell victim to a cyberattack that targeted its public-facing website, causing temporary disruption starting on April 18. The company swiftly acknowledged the incident via a stock exchange filing, clarifying that the attack did not compromise internal systems, employee data, or operational continuity. While the website was inaccessible for a brief period, Wan Hai Lines activated cybersecurity protocols, enlisted external cybersecurity specialists, and notified regulatory authorities to mitigate risks. By April 21, the website was restored with enhanced security measures, including anti-DDoS protections and identity verification steps to prevent future incidents. The attack primarily affected public-facing digital services without evidence of data theft, financial loss, or operational downtime beyond the website outage. The company’s proactive response and rapid recovery minimized potential reputational or financial repercussions.