Cyber Attack on Collins Aerospace's Muse Software Disrupts European Airports
A cyber attack on Collins Aerospace's Muse software, used for check-in and baggage drop systems at major European countries, caused widespread disruption over the weekend. The attack, confirmed to be ransomware by the European Union's cybersecurity agency ENISA, affected airports including Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin, with Berlin's operations still disrupted on Monday.
The incident began on Friday night, leading to numerous flight delays and cancellations. Passengers faced long queues and were left stranded. RTX, the parent company of Collins Aerospace, is working to resolve the issue and restore full functionality. ENISA confirmed that law enforcement is involved in the investigation. The ransomware group BianLian has been linked to the attack, although ENISA did not officially disclose a specific ransomware variant name. The group had previously claimed to have stolen data from Collins Aerospace.
The cyber attack on Collins Aerospace's Muse software has caused significant disruption at major European airports. RTX is working to resolve the issue, and law enforcement is investigating. While the specific ransomware variant remains unconfirmed, the group BianLian has been linked to the attack. Travelers are advised to check their flight status and expect potential delays or cancellations.
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