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summary
Five major European airports see check-in and baggage outages on 19 Sept 2025 traced to Collins Aerospace’s MUSE multi‑user system environment after attackers use RedLine infostealer (compromised employee device in 2022) to harvest legacy FTP credentials, gain backend access on 10 Sept, and exfiltrate 1.5 million passenger records, 3,637 employee accounts and 50+ GB of topology files; attackers (Everest) demand ransom, then a Heartbeat ransomware variant appears and operational outages persist through 29 Sept.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:39About the speaker
- 3:47Greek aviation outage
- 7:20September 2025 disruptions
- 8:47MUSE software role
- 12:25Redline malware breach
- 15:58Data exfiltration & ransomware
- 18:44Dual incident scenario
- 22:01Delhi paradox explained
- 23:28Supply chain risks
- 26:55Critical infrastructure risks
- 28:21NATO's response
- 31:37ARYx correlation
- 34:01Conclusion
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