Aeroflot hacked - Russia's biggest airline forced to ground flights following attack
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- Russian airline Aeroflot confirms suffering an IT incident
- More than 40 flights were allegedly grounded following attack
- Silent Crow and Cyberpartisans both claimed responsibility
Aeroflot, Russia’s largest airline, has suffered a cyberattack which disrupted its operations and grounded dozens of flights.
The news was confirmed by the airline, as well as by the Kremlin itself - and also by two cybercriminal groups who claimed responsibility for the attack - Silent Crow, and Cyberpartisans.
The former is a Ukrainian group, while the latter - Belarusian.

"War on all fronts"
In a Telegram group, Silent Crow apparently said its “prolonged and large-scale operation” - “completely destroyed” the airline’s IT system. As a result, more than 40 flights were canceled, the BBC reported, mostly domestic flights inside Russia, but also a few routes to Belarus and Armenia.
Cyberpartisans also confirmed taking part in ...
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