Russian Airline Aeroflot Hit By Cyberattack, Grounding Flights
RUSSIA, JUL 29 – The cyberattack caused over 60 Aeroflot flight cancellations and delays, with hackers claiming to have wiped 7,000 servers and stolen extensive data, targeting Russian aviation interests.
- Within the last 24 hours, Aeroflot, Russia's flag carrier airline, was breached by Silent Crow and Cyberpartisans BY, who claim to have destroyed its IT systems after over a year inside, with no confirmed flight cancellation count.
- Claiming credit, Silent Crow and Cyberpartisans BY said they carried out the attack, but Russia’s General Prosecutor’s Office declined to assign blame.
- Hackers claim they accessed 122 hypervisors, 43 ZVIRT installs, nearly 100 iLO interfaces, and four Proxmox clusters during the breach, with no confirmed data destruction by Aeroflot.
- Flight cancellations and delays continue, with some flights operating without IT support as Russian prosecutors confirm over 60 cancellations and investigate, affecting Aeroflot.
- Experts say this attack signals the potential for future cyber warfare against critical infrastructure, with Aeroflot’s scale heightening security concerns, as the breach underscores evolving threats to national security assets.
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