FBI, cybersecurity firms say a prolific hacking crew is now targeting airlines and the transportation sector

FBI and cyber security firms warn that the Prolific Hacking Group Scattered spider Targets the airline and transport sector now.

A brief statement on Friday, Shared with Techcrunch, said that the recently observed “observed” cyberaxi resembles to enter the airline’s airline.

Administrators Google’s CyberSecurity Unit Claim and Palo Alto Networks’ Security Research Section Department 42 In addition, the aviation industry said they witnessed Spider Cyberattacks.

The scattered spider is the staff of teenagers and young adults, mainly to steal sensitive information from the company’s networks, and intentionally motivated. Hackers are also known for frequent trusting tactics socialization, phishingand sometimes violence against violence, calls for access to networks and sometimes to place ransomware.

FBI’s statement, the hackers in large corporations and third parties, “Everyone in the ecosystem, including reliable sellers and contractors, means”.

The warning said at least two aircraft intruzions this month.

Hawaiian Airlines He said on Thursday He said he was trying to provide their systems after a cyber. Canada’s second largest airline, Westjet, told a Cyberattack on June 13 It remains ongoing and unresolved. Media report They associated the westjet event with a scattered spider.

This fresh wave of scattered spider attacks comes immediately after the target of cyberriminal gang Britain retail sector and Insurance industry. Hackers earlier hotel chains, casinos and Technology giants.

Updated with an additional statement from the FBI.