当地时间24日，伊朗情报部公布了从以色列迪莫纳核基地内部拍摄的独家画面等大量情报，称已获得以色列大量极具价值的情报信息，包括以色列过去和 正在进行的武器项目、对旧核武器的改良与再加工项目、与美国及部分欧洲国家的联合项目，以及核武器项目的相关机构和人员的完整资料。目前，以色 列方面对此暂无回应。 俄罗斯一港口城市遭无人机袭击 当地时间9月24日，位于俄罗斯克拉斯诺达尔边疆区的港口城市新罗西斯克遭乌军无人机袭击，导致2人死亡、7人受伤。现场视频显示，被击落的无人机 坠落至路边车辆上并引发了火灾。目前该市已宣布进入紧急状态。 美国正式公告美欧贸易协议 当地时间9月24日，美国特朗普政府发布正式公告，实施美国与欧盟达成的贸易协议，确认自8月1日起，对欧盟进口汽车及汽车产品征收15%的关税。欧 盟委员会主席冯德莱恩称，15%税率是欧委会能够达成的"最佳结果"。 伊朗曝以色列核基地独家情报 英国警方称抓获网络攻击机场系统嫌疑人 本月19日，由于值机和登机系统的外部服务供应商美国柯林斯航空航天公司遭受网络攻击，欧洲多国机场运行受到严重影响。当地时间24日，英国警方抓 获了一名40多岁的男子，称其涉嫌参与针对美国柯林斯航空航 ...

Core Points - Jaguar Land Rover, the largest automotive manufacturer in the UK, announced a production halt due to a cyber attack, extending the shutdown period to October 1 [2][4] - The cyber attack occurred at a critical time for the automotive industry, coinciding with the new car registration day in the UK [4] - The hacker group "Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters" claimed responsibility for the attack, which resulted in the suspension of operations across multiple global production lines [4][8] - The attack has led to significant operational disruptions, affecting around 33,000 employees and halting production in the UK, Slovakia, China, India, and Brazil [4][5] - Experts estimate the financial impact of the attack could reach up to £5 million per day, with potential profit losses of £120 million if production remains halted until November [8][10] Company Impact - The cyber attack has caused a ripple effect, impacting small suppliers and retailers who rely on Jaguar Land Rover's systems for parts procurement and vehicle registration [5] - The company is actively investigating the cyber incident and working to restore global operations, which requires time and resources [4][10] - Jaguar Land Rover has already faced challenges this year, including a nearly 11% decline in quarterly sales and a reduction in profit margin targets due to uncertainties in U.S. tariff policies [10]

反犯罪局称，涉案男子于23日晚在英格兰西萨塞克斯郡被捕，涉嫌违反《计算机滥用法》。相关调查仍 处于早期阶段，涉案男子国籍未被公布。 英国、比利时、德国等多个欧洲国家机场20日发布消息称，值机与登机系统出现技术故障，运营受到影 响。据报道，截至24日部分欧洲机场的混乱局面仍在有限范围内持续，导致航班取消和延误。 新华社伦敦9月24日电（记者赵家淞）英国国家反犯罪局24日说，一名40多岁男子因涉嫌参与针对多座 欧洲机场值机与登机系统的网络攻击被捕。该局表示，这名男子目前已被有条件保释，相关调查仍在进 行中。 ...

目前，相关调查仍在进行当中。 据 央视新闻， 英国警方当地时间24日在该国南部西萨塞克斯抓获了一名40多岁的男子，称其涉嫌参与针对美国柯林斯航空航天公司的网络攻击， 导 致英国伦敦希思罗机场及欧洲多地机场的登机与值机系统中断，造成大量航班延误和取消。 ...

本月19日，由于值机和登机系统的外部服务供应商美国柯林斯航空航天公司遭受网络攻击，欧洲多国机 场运行受到严重影响，其中包括德国、英国和布鲁塞尔等。截至当地时间23日，欧洲多国航班仍受到影 响。 当地时间24日，英国警方在该国南部西萨塞克斯抓获了一名40多岁的男子，称其涉嫌参与针对美国柯林 斯航空航天公司的网络攻击，导致英国伦敦希思罗机场及欧洲多地机场的登机与值机系统中断，造成大 量航班延误和取消。目前，相关调查仍在进行当中。 （文章来源：央视新闻） ...

新华财经北京9月24日电（沈敏）英国最大汽车制造企业捷豹路虎公司上月初宣布因遭网络攻击而停产。该公司23日宣布将停工期延长至10月1日。由于担心 停工对英国经济影响，英国政府可能介入。 捷豹路虎公司现在印度塔塔汽车公司旗下，在英国有三家工厂，原日产量合计1000辆车左右。捷豹路虎9月2日通报其系统遭受网络攻击，英国三家工厂3.3 万员工从8月底开始被要求暂停上班。据英国广播公司报道，停工使该公司一周损失约5000万英镑（约合6800万美元）。目前为止，公司尚未披露这次网络 攻击实施者的具体信息。 近几个月来不少英国大型企业遭受网络勒索软件攻击。据路透社报道，英国政府希望保护供应链安全和就业岗位的同时，也计划禁止公共部门和国家关键基 础设施运营商向网络勒索方支付赎金。标准普尔全球公司23日一项调查显示英国制造业产出呈现下行迹象；一些受访工厂表示，捷豹路虎停产事件会影响汽 车产业供应链的活动。 捷豹路虎的生产供应链涉及英国10.4万个就业岗位。该公司23日声明称，虽然停产期延长，公司也在制订逐步恢复生产的方案，同时继续调查网络攻击事 件。 （文章来源：新华社） 这是2020年6月24日在英国雷丁拍摄的捷豹路虎汽车 ...

塔塔汽车旗下的捷豹路虎因遭遇网络攻击，将停产延长至10月1日。此次停工影响了数千个工作岗 位，对英国汽车行业造成重大影响，波及Sonic Automotive（SAH， Financial）和Group 1 Automotive （GPI， Financial）等零售商。 ...

（文章来源：央视新闻） 自19日晚起，由于值机和登机系统的外部服务供应商美国柯林斯航空航天公司遭受网络攻击，布鲁塞尔 机场的登机和值机系统出现技术问题。德国柏林勃兰登堡机场、英国伦敦希思罗机场等欧洲多个机场也 遭遇相同的问题。 比利时布鲁塞尔机场9月23日表示，预计24日将取消约10%的航班。布鲁塞尔机场提醒旅客，在前往机 场前务必确认航班状态，并按时抵达（申根航班至少提前两小时、非申根航班至少提前三小时），同时 关注机场广播获取最新信息。 ...

Core Points - A cyber attack on Collins Aerospace's MUSE software has caused significant disruptions at several European airports, including Heathrow, Berlin, Brussels, and Dublin [1][3][6] - The attack began on the evening of September 19, leading to a reliance on manual check-in processes, which are less efficient [3][6] - The incident has resulted in widespread flight delays and cancellations, with Heathrow reporting that 90% of over 350 flights were delayed by at least 15 minutes as of September 21 [3][4] Summary by Category Impact on Airports - Heathrow Airport experienced delays affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers, with an average delay of 34 minutes reported [3] - Brussels Airport had 86% of flights delayed, and a cancellation rate of 15% over two days, with specific cancellations on the weekend [3] - Berlin Airport saw 73% of approximately 200 flights delayed, while Dublin Airport also faced delays due to manual processes [3] Response and Mitigation - Heathrow has deployed additional staff to help manage the situation [4] - Brussels Airport advised travelers to confirm flight statuses and suggested earlier arrival times for long and short-haul flights [4] - Collins Aerospace acknowledged the issue and is working to restore full functionality, while the UK National Cyber Security Centre is assessing the impact [6] Industry Insights - The incident highlights the vulnerability of the aviation industry to cyber attacks, particularly due to reliance on shared digital systems [6] - Experts suggest that attacks often exploit supply chains, affecting multiple airlines and airports simultaneously [6] - Recommendations include regular software updates and the establishment of tested backup systems, along with improved information sharing among airlines, technology providers, and governments [6]

Core Viewpoint - A network attack on an external service provider has severely disrupted check-in operations at multiple European airports, with Brussels Airport expecting the impact to last until September 21 [1] Group 1: Incident Details - Brussels Airport announced that airlines are requested to cancel half of their outbound flights on September 21 to prevent long queues and large-scale flight cancellations [1] - The European Commission is closely monitoring the network attack and coordinating with the European Aviation Safety Agency, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, airports, and airlines to restore normal operations and support travelers [1] - The incident has not affected aviation safety or air traffic control, and there are no indications that this is a large-scale or serious cyber attack [1] Group 2: Broader Impact - Airports in the UK, Belgium, Germany, and other European countries reported technical failures in their check-in and boarding systems, leading to operational disruptions and potential delays for travelers [1]