According to Wikipedia, in 2017, Maersk was a victim of a major cyberattack, intended to look like ransomware, but actually a GRU attack intended for Ukraine, and it nearly ruined the company.
It may have been widely reported, but I didn't recall.
>If they were worried about ethics they'd be concerned about the place of global shipping in the progression of global warming.
I don't understand. Aren't ships pretty much the least carbon intensive way of moving stuff, per pound, per mile? Haven't they always been the most energy efficient means of transportation? Is it just a coincidence most cities are on coasts where they're vulnerable to sea level rise?