Topic: collins aerospace
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European Airports Paralyzed by Lingering Ransomware Attack
A persistent ransomware attack on Collins Aerospace, a key provider of airline check-in and boarding systems, is causing extensive flight delays and travel chaos across major European airports. Major airports are experiencing severe disruptions, with over 90% of flights delayed at some hubs like ...
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UK Arrests Suspect in RTX Ransomware Attack That Disrupted Airports
A ransomware attack on Collins Aerospace's MUSE software caused widespread flight disruptions at European airports, leading to an arrest by UK authorities. The MUSE software, which runs on separate customer networks, is critical for shared airport operations like check-ins and baggage handling, a...
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Europe Airports Hit by Ransomware Attack, Causing Widespread Disruption
A ransomware attack on the MUSE platform, a shared check-in and boarding system from Collins Aerospace, caused major disruptions at European airports like Heathrow and Brussels. The centralized nature of the MUSE system created a single point of failure, forcing airports to resort to slow manual ...
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EU Ransomware Attack Confirmed: Airport Travel Disrupted
A ransomware attack has caused major travel disruptions at European airports, with ENISA confirming the incident but withholding further details. The attack targeted Collins Aerospace's MUSE software, a critical system used for check-in and passenger processing at hubs like Berlin, Brussels, and ...
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NCA Arrests HardBit Ransomware Suspect in Airport Attack
British investigators arrested a suspect in West Sussex for a ransomware attack that severely disrupted European air travel by targeting critical airport systems. The attack has been linked to the HardBit ransomware group and exploited basic security flaws in Collins Aerospace's ARINC vMUSE softw...
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Cyberattack Grounds Check-Ins at Major European Airports
A cyberattack on Collins Aerospace's MUSE software disrupted automated check-in and baggage systems at major European airports, forcing a switch to slower manual processes. The incident highlighted a critical vulnerability in the aviation sector's digital supply chain, as the attack targeted a th...
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