Everest Ransomware Takes Flight: Dublin Airport and Air Arabia Under Siege!
The Everest ransomware group strikes again, this time targeting Dublin Airport and Air Arabia. With password-protected data, they demand a response before a deadline. Is the aviation industry becoming Everest’s new playground, or are they just passing through like a turbulent flight? Stay tuned for more details as this cyber-saga unfolds.
Hot Take:
Looks like the Everest ransomware group is taking a page out of the airline industry’s book with their “mile-high” ambitions in data breaches. They’re soaring to new heights, and not in a good way. Let’s just hope they don’t start charging extra for ransomware with a middle seat.
Key Points:
- Everest ransomware group targets Dublin Airport and Air Arabia, adding them to their dark web leak site.
- The group allegedly breached AT&T Careers, stealing 576,000 records shortly before targeting the airlines.
- Dublin Airport breach includes 1,533,900 personal records, while Air Arabia’s involves over 18,000 employees.
- Both breaches are password-protected, with a six-day deadline for the companies to contact Everest.
- The aviation industry is becoming a niche target for Everest, impacting major European airports.
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