Voli annullati in Europa dopo l’attacco informatico
https://www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/news/heathrow-airport-cyber-attack-collins-aerospace-b2830319.html
di Affectionate_Cat293
Voli annullati in Europa dopo l’attacco informatico
https://www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/news/heathrow-airport-cyber-attack-collins-aerospace-b2830319.html
di Affectionate_Cat293
15 commenti
This will probably become more common.
I’m pretty sure we can make a very good guess who this is. And I am even more sure that nothing will be done in response.
I’m not sure why we have not been spending the last year or two hacking “whoever” this might be out of existence. Their banking systems, their utilities and traffic infrastructure, their electricity grid, their train systems, their television and radio stations.. all of it, bar a very select few things like hospitals. The turn around and say “sure it couldn’t have been us, we’re all the way over here!”
Does the EU or NATO ever retaliate on Russia?
Two days ago, a major airport in Russia faced similar difficulties.
So , I think it’s global cybercriminals
https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2025-09-19/russias-st-petersburg-airport-says-its-website-was-hacked
Aren’t those the same airports that were impacted when a Microsoft outage (19/07/2024) caused by Crowdstrike rendered Windows machines to be inoperable?
Just stop putin
I really do wonder if intelligence agencies around Europe are doing the same thing to Russia and we just don’t hear about it, or they just sit on their asses all day trying to fight fires like these.
Putler’s Antics
And nothing will happen in return
* “A cyber attack has caused widespread disruption to check-in and boarding systems at several European airports.
* London Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin airports have reported flight delays and cancellations as a result of the incident.
* The attack targeted Collins Aerospace, a service provider for multiple airlines globally, leading to technical issues.
* Passengers are being advised to confirm their flight status directly with their airlines before travelling to the airport.
* Brussels Airport is experiencing significant impact, with automated systems inoperable and only manual check-in and boarding procedures available.”
“Collins Aerospace, which provides check-in and boarding systems for several airlines across multiple airports globally, is experiencing a technical issue that may cause delays for departing passengers.”
“RTX, which owns Collins Aerospace, said: “We have become aware of a cyber-related disruption to our Muse software in select airports.”
“The Muse software is a passenger processing system, which reportedly operates at over 100 airports worldwide.”
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If only the EU did something drastic in 2015 about Russia, not just sit on their dumb asses
Maybe it’s not such a bad thing because it will allow us to harden these systems now and prevent future attacks when they could hurt us more.
Oof. I managed to take a flight out of one of these airports this morning, after they’d reported issues with check-in and boarding. Check in/bag drop queues were massive, probably not moving – fortunate that I didn’t need to use them.