Ransomware Attack Disrupts European Airports, EU Agency Confirms
ReutersOctober 5, 20251 min4,117 views
7 connectionsΒ·10 entities in this videoβRansomware Attack Confirmed
- π¨ The EU's cybersecurity agency confirmed that a ransomware attack was the cause of recent disruptions at European airports.
- π‘ This attack highlights the increasing risks posed by cyber threats to critical infrastructure.
Impact on Airport Operations
- βοΈ Hackers targeted automated check-in systems provided by Collins Aerospace, affecting dozens of flights and thousands of passengers since Friday.
- π Airports including Brussels and London Heathrow experienced disruptions.
- β³ Berlin airport reported delays exceeding an hour for departures due to ongoing issues with check-in systems, exacerbated by higher passenger numbers for the Berlin Marathon.
Broader Cyber Threat Landscape
- π’ Collins Aerospace, owned by RTX, is working with affected airports to restore full functionality.
- π The attack follows a trend of cyberattacks targeting governments and companies, including a previous incident where Jaguar Land Rover had to pause production.
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