German air traffic control hit by cyberattack

Attack linked to pro-Russian hackers

Sarah JollySeptember 2, 2024
FRANKFURT GERMANY 11.08.2019 Radar tower of the Deutsche Flugsicherung - DFS, German Air Navigation Services
Radar tower of the German air navigation services. Credit: Shutterstock/CL-Medien

Germany’s air traffic control system operated by Deutsche Flugsicherung has confirmed that it was hit by a cyberattack last week.
Fights were unaffected and the company has yet to disclose whether any data was accessed during...

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Sarah JollySeptember 2, 2024
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