Three years ago, the world witnessed the worst information security breach, the likes of which it had never seen before.Kubica stated that Aramco demonstrated its strength, as it sent its representatives directly to computer factories in Southeast Asia to purchase hard disks for computers during the manufacturing line, where it bought 50 thousand hard disks in one sentence, in addition to that its purchase of hard disks from the production line came at a higher price in order to limit From her access to anyone in the world except her.Kubica recalled her memories of the hacking incident, saying: The story began in mid-2012, when one of the company's employees was deceived by opening a "scam" message and clicking on a bad link, which allowed hackers to infiltrate the company's devices. She added: The actual attack on the company's devices began during the holy month of Ramadan when most of Saudi Aramco's employees were on vacation, and on the morning of Wednesday, August 15, 2012, a small number of the company's employees noticed that their computers were exhibiting strange behavior and the devices' screens began to fail. Then some files began to disappear, while some devices turned off without any reason or explanation. Kubica adds: The next morning, a group calling itself "Cutting the Sword of Justice" claimed responsibility for the attack, and then the company became offline and outside global trade systems.Kubica explained that in the meantime, oil production remained stable at 9.5 million barrels per day, according to company records according to cnnmoney, as drilling and pumping continued to work automatically, but the rest of the work was in a state of turmoil, as managing supplies, shipping, and contracts with governments and commercial partners was all forced to work by road.Primitive on paper..