Ransomware Runway: UK Arrests Suspect in Airport Chaos Saga
The UK’s National Crime Agency nabbed a suspect linked to a ransomware attack causing chaos at European airports. The cyberattack hit Collins Aerospace’s passenger processing software, MUSE, leading to flight delays and cancellations. RTX Corporation confirmed the disruptions, while experts speculate on the ransomware variant used in this unusual large-scale incident.
Hot Take:
In a bold and daring move, the UK’s National Crime Agency has arrested a suspect in connection with the ransomware attack that has left European airports in a tailspin. It seems the cybercriminal in question didn’t get their wings clipped after all, as they’ve been released on conditional bail. So, if you thought airport security was tough, just wait until you see how they handle digital security breaches!
Key Points:
- UK’s National Crime Agency arrests a suspect linked to a ransomware attack affecting European airports.
- The attack targeted Collins Aerospace’s MUSE passenger processing software.
- RTX Corporation confirms the ransomware attack, causing flight delays and cancellations.
- Suspect released on conditional bail while the investigation is ongoing.
- Conflicting reports about the ransomware variant used—either Hardbit or Loki.