Wired-Gov Ransomware Attack Disrupts European Airports via Software Supplier
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On September 19, 2025, a ransomware attack targeted a major software supplier used by airports across Europe, causing widespread disruptions. Flight checks and systems failed, leading to delays and forcing staff to revert to manual processes, leaving thousands of travelers stranded. This incident highlights the vulnerabilities in the supply chain affecting critical infrastructure.
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