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Car dealerships still struggling from impact of CDK cyberattack, 2 weeks after hack
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Most U.S. car dealerships are still struggling to sell cars, with repercussions from a cyberattack on software provider CDK Global lingering two weeks after the occurrence.
Hackers took down CDK's sales and client management software tools two weeks ago, crippling the auto industry in what the company called a "ransom event."
CDK has not disclosed whether or not it has paid the group behind the ransom attack, but said it has been successful in slowly restoring automated sales tools for its dealership clients.
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