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The FBI and cybersecurity experts are alerting that the hacking group Scattered Spider is now focusing on targeting airlines and the transportation sector.
Scattered Spider: the prolific hacking crew
Scattered Spider, a group of mainly English-speaking hackers, is now turning its attention to the aviation industry. These hackers, often young adults, are driven by financial motives to steal and extort sensitive data from company networks. Their tactics include social engineering, phishing, and even threats of violence to gain access to networks and deploy ransomware.
Airlines at risk
The FBI’s warning highlights the potential risk to large corporations and their third-party IT providers in the airline ecosystem. Recent cyberattacks on Hawaiian Airlines and WestJet have been linked to Scattered Spider, emphasizing the urgent need for heightened cybersecurity measures in the industry.
Stay informed and stay safe
As cybercriminals continue to target various sectors, including retail and insurance, it is crucial for companies to stay vigilant and prioritize cybersecurity to protect themselves from potential threats.
