Iran-linked group Handala claims cyberattack causing global disruption at medical device maker Stryker

What has Stryker said publicly about the incident?

Stryker said a cyberattack/cybersecurity incident caused a global disruption to its Microsoft environment; it activated its response plan, began an investigation with outside experts, and stated it has no indication of ransomware or malware and believes the incident is contained. CBS News Investing.com

Who is claiming responsibility, and what motive did they give?

A group calling itself Handala, described in multiple reports as Iran-linked, claimed responsibility and said the attack was retaliation related to military strikes on Iran and what it called ongoing cyber assaults against the “Axis of Resistance.” Hindu Hill News18

What do the attackers claim they did to Stryker’s systems?

Handala claimed it extracted 50 terabytes of data and, in some reports, said it erased/wiped large numbers of systems; Stryker has not confirmed those specific claims in the cited reporting. Hindu NDTV mint CBS News