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Ransomware attack disrupts check-in and boarding systems at multiple European airports

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A ransomware attack targeted the check-in and boarding systems of multiple European airports, causing significant disruptions. The attack began on Friday night and affected the MUSE system used by Collins Aerospace, impacting operations at Heathrow, Brussels, Brandenburg, Cork, and Dublin airports. The incident led to flight delays and cancellations, with thousands of passengers processed manually. Law enforcement and cybersecurity agencies are investigating the attack. The UK's National Crime Agency has arrested a suspect linked to the ransomware attack. The attack started on Friday night and targeted the MUSE system, which is used by multiple airlines to share check-in desks and boarding gate positions. The disruption continued into Monday, affecting a significant number of flights and passengers. RTX Corporation, the owner of Collins Aerospace, confirmed the attack and is working with cybersecurity experts to mitigate the impact.

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  1. 24.09.2025 16:55 1 articles · 5d ago

    UK arrests suspect for ransomware attack on Collins Aerospace

    The UK's National Crime Agency arrested a suspect in West Sussex on suspicion of Computer Misuse Act offences. The suspect, a man in his forties, was released on conditional bail while the investigation continues. RTX Corporation confirmed the attack and is providing technical support to affected airlines and airports.

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  2. 23.09.2025 00:24 2 articles · 7d ago

    Ransomware attack on Collins Aerospace disrupts European airports

    The attack was detected on September 19, 2025, causing flight delays and cancellations. RTX Corporation activated its incident response plan and is investigating the incident with the assistance of internal and external cybersecurity experts. The company has notified domestic and international law enforcement authorities and certain other government agencies. The UK's National Crime Agency has arrested a suspect linked to the ransomware attack.

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