Teiss Everest Ransomware Claims Atlas Air Data Breach; Airline Denies Compromise
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The Everest ransomware gang claimed to have stolen 1.2 terabytes of data from Atlas Air, a major cargo airline, including sensitive information related to Boeing aircraft. In response, Atlas Air has denied any breach, asserting that its systems remain secure despite the claims made by the ransomware group. Cybernews researchers analyzed screenshots of the alleged stolen data, which included maintenance reports and internal documents.
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2026-02-13
Atlas Air denies Everest ransomware attack claims
2026-02-16
Everest ransomware gang claims Atlas Air breach
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