Hacky hacky hacky hits the more traditional sources…or does it?
Suspected Iranian hackers have recently hacked water and energy systems.
So it seems to be a relief that the Manchester Airports Group was hacked by what seems to be a traditional hack.
“According to officials, the unauthorised intrusion took place over the weekend, though it was quickly contained once detected. The vast majority of the breached records stemmed from traveller sign-ups for terminal Wi-Fi networks. Additional compromised data was linked to auxiliary services, including, advance parking reservations, executive lounge passes and fast-track security access bookings.”
This doesn’t SEEM to be a critical infrastructure attack, since this focused on customer data (wi-fi, parking, lounges) rather than operations data (air traffic control).
But who knows?
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