A cyberattack disrupts food supply operations in Japan, with multiple outlets reporting impacts on Ezaki Glico’s ice cream business after an earlier incident involving KFC Japan. Free Malaysia Today and other reports say local media estimate that up to 20% of Ezaki Glico ice cream products are affected. The Times of India reports that the attack follows the KFC disruption and that it interferes with ice cream and fast food supplies, including delays that can affect sushi and supermarket deliveries. The reports also describe operational consequences such as temporary menu changes and potential store closures in some locations due to product shortages. Times of India notes the incident comes amid a broader pattern of recent cyberattacks targeting major Japanese companies. The Japanese government is reported to be urging firms to update their systems and strengthen cybersecurity measures. Across the coverage, outlets emphasize delivery delays and supply disruptions rather than publicly confirmed details about who carried out the attack or the specific vulnerabilities exploited.