Ferrari

Ferrari is one of the world's luxury sports car brands. For most people, Ferrari is the epitome of sporting chic and truly Italian style. The history of the brand is related to Formula 1 racing. Scuderia Ferrari (Ferrari racing stable) is the most successful team in the history of racing, having 16 Constructors' Cups and 15 drivers' championship titles.

Ferrari is headquartered in the Italian city of Maranello, and cars of this brand are sold in 62 countries around the world.

Ferrari consists of two business divisions: Gestione Industriale, which specializes in the production of sports cars and engines, and Gestione Sportiva - a Formula 1 team.

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2020: Ferrari capitalisation for November

Capitalization of car manufacturers for November 2020

History

2022: Ferrari attacked by hackers

On October 3, 2022, it became known about a hacker attack on Ferrari. As a result of the cyber attack, internal documents, technical documentation, repair manuals and numerous other documents were stolen from the automaker.

A hacker group called RansomEXX claimed responsibility for the attack. The alleged cyber attack was first reported by the Italian website Red Hot Cyber. The group leaked 7GB of the company's stolen data to its Tor website. Ferrari, in a statement, said it had no evidence of hacking its systems or infecting ransomware and said there were no interruptions in its activities and operations. Whether the data of the Formula 1 team of the same name was also stolen is unknown.

Hackers attacked Ferrari

Ferrari is aware that some media outlets reported the possible loss of Ferrari information and the presence of some documents on the network. Ferrari has no evidence of hacking its systems or using ransomware and says there have been no disruptions to its business and operations. The company is working to identify the source of this event and will take all necessary action, Ferrari said in a press release.

If this leak is confirmed, then this will be the second case of the theft of Ferrari documents by hackers in less than a year. In December 2021, the Italian production company Speroni was attacked by hackers from Everest.

The attackers claimed to have stolen 900GB of data from Speroni containing confidential information about the company's partners, such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Fiat Group and other Italian automakers.

Earlier in 2022, attackers prevented Ferrari from entering the NFT market. Hackers seized the company's subdomain and used it for NFT scams almost immediately after Ferrari announced it would be issuing tokens based on Ferrari cars.

Notably, RansomEXX published the leak less than a week after the Romanian company in cyber security Bitdefender became the official Formula One partner of Ferrari's racing team.^[1][2]

2015: Ferrari N. A. files for initial public offering

• The company can raise up to $500 million.
• The papers will be traded on the NYSE, under the ticker symbol FRRI.
• The leading underwriters of the IPO are Merrill Lynch, UBS.
• Expected yield of 20-50% at the site of 3 months.
• Expected IPO Date: October 15, 2015.

1988: Visit to the Pope's Factory

1967

Ferrari 330 P4 (1967) Italy.

Ferrari promo, 1960s

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