Boeing confirms ransomware attack, here's what hackers are claiming
Boeing confirms ransomware attack, here's what hackers are claiming
Boeing, the aerospace company, has confirmed a "cyber incident" after being listed on the leak site of the LockBit ransomware gang. Attackers targeted elements of Boeing's parts and distribution business, but the company assured that flight safety was not affected. LockBit had threatened to publish sensitive data stolen from Boeing if a ransom demand was not met, but the listing was later removed.
Boeing, the aerospace company, has confirmed a "cyber incident" after being listed on the leak site of the LockBit ransomware gang. Attackers targeted elements of Boeing's parts and distribution business, but the company assured that flight safety was not affected. LockBit had threatened to publish sensitive data stolen from Boeing if a ransom demand was not met, but the listing was later removed.
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Boeing, the aerospace company, has confirmed a "cyber incident" after being listed on the leak site of the LockBit ransomware gang. Attackers targeted elements of Boeing's parts and distribution business, but the company assured that flight safety was not affected. LockBit had threatened to publish sensitive data stolen from Boeing if a ransom demand was not met, but the listing was later removed. 
