Ransomware Runway Wreck: Cyberattack Causes Chaos at European Airports
ENISA confirmed ransomware caused airport chaos, leaving passengers stuck in lines longer than a Monday morning after a holiday weekend. Collins Aerospace’s Muse software was hit, grounding flights and vacation plans. But fear not—manual check-in came to the rescue, proving once again that sometimes old-school beats the cyber age.
Hot Take:
Looks like airports aren’t the only ones with turbulence—Collins Aerospace just crash-landed into a full-blown cyber-nado! While passengers were stuck in purgatory, hackers flew first class, sipping on a cocktail of ransomware and chaos. Guess manual check-ins are back in style—just remember to pack your patience along with your luggage!
Key Points:
- ENISA confirmed a ransomware attack caused major airport disruptions.
- Collins Aerospace’s Muse software was the primary target.
- Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin airports were significantly affected.
- Manual check-in procedures led to extensive delays and cancellations.
- Law enforcement is actively investigating the incident.
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