Ground.News Brenner Base Tunnel Cyberattack: Data Breach by Everest Group
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- •Brenner Base Tunnel SE experienced a cyberattack on 17 October 2026.
- •The group Everest claims to have stolen 812 GB of data, but this remains unverified.
- •High-security data was not compromised, and construction activities are ongoing.
Brenner Base Tunnel SE confirmed a cyberattack on 17 October 2026, with unauthorized access to data available online. The Russian-speaking group Everest claims to have stolen 812 GB of files, though this has not been verified. BBT SE stated that high-security data was not affected and that construction and operations remain unaffected. The attack is under investigation by authorities, and while Everest is linked to the incident, the full scope of the breach and the specific data accessed remain unclear. The investigation includes potential connections to broader cyber threats against strategic infrastructure in Europe. The FBI is involved in information-sharing efforts related to the incident. As of now, there are no confirmed ransom demands or indications of operational disruption.
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