The Collins Aerospace cyberattack is an attack on Muse check-in and boarding software created by Collins Aerospace. [1] [2] The attack affects several European airports. [1] [2]
Brussels Airport reported that their passengers were being checked-in and boarded manually. [1] Berlin Brandenburg Airport reported increased waiting times due to the attack. [1]
RTX Corporation, the parent of Collins Aerospace, said they were "aware of a cyber-related disruption" to their computers in "select airports" and they were trying to resolve the issue. [1]
Heathrow Airport reported delays. [1] British Airways was able to operate with a backup system, but other airlines were affected by the attack on the Muse system. [1] The National Cyber Security Centre announced they were working with Collins Aerospace on the problem. [1]
Dublin Airport reported a second day of disruption to the check-in and luggage handling in Terminal 2, [3] which continued for a third day. [4] The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity confirmed the attack to be ransomware. [5]