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Ransomware attack disrupts European airport check-in and boarding systems

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A ransomware attack on Collins Aerospace's MUSE system caused disruptions at multiple European airports. The attack affected check-in and boarding systems, leading to flight delays and cancellations. The incident began on Friday night and continued into Monday. The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) confirmed the ransomware attack. The affected airports include Heathrow in London, Brussels Airport, Brandenburg in Berlin, Cork, and Dublin. The attack targeted the MUSE system, which is used by multiple airlines to manage check-in desks and boarding gates. Collins Aerospace is working to restore the system, and law enforcement is involved in the investigation.

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  1. 23.09.2025 00:24 📰 1 articles · ⏱ 8h ago

    Ransomware attack disrupts European airport check-in and boarding systems

    On the night of Friday, a ransomware attack targeted Collins Aerospace's MUSE system, causing disruptions at Heathrow, Brussels, Brandenburg, Cork, and Dublin airports. The attack led to over 100 flights being delayed or canceled, with thousands of passengers processed manually. ENISA confirmed the ransomware attack, and law enforcement is involved in the investigation. Collins Aerospace is working to restore the system, and passengers are advised to check flight statuses before traveling.

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  • The ransomware attack targeted Collins Aerospace's MUSE system, which is used by multiple airlines for shared check-in and boarding operations.

    First reported: 23.09.2025 00:24
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  • The attack began on Friday night and caused disruptions at Heathrow, Brussels, Brandenburg, Cork, and Dublin airports.

    First reported: 23.09.2025 00:24
    📰 1 source, 1 article
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  • The incident led to over 100 flights being delayed or canceled, with thousands of passengers processed manually.

    First reported: 23.09.2025 00:24
    📰 1 source, 1 article
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  • ENISA confirmed the ransomware attack, and law enforcement is involved in the investigation.

    First reported: 23.09.2025 00:24
    📰 1 source, 1 article
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  • Collins Aerospace is working to restore the affected systems, and passengers are advised to check flight statuses before traveling.

    First reported: 23.09.2025 00:24
    📰 1 source, 1 article
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