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。 ...

Group 1 - A 40-year-old man was arrested in West Sussex, UK, for allegedly participating in a cyber attack against Collins Aerospace, which disrupted check-in and boarding systems at Heathrow Airport and multiple airports across Europe, leading to significant flight delays and cancellations [1] - The investigation into the incident is ongoing [2]

Core Viewpoint - A 40-year-old man was arrested in West Sussex, UK, for allegedly participating in a cyber attack on Collins Aerospace, which disrupted check-in and boarding systems at Heathrow Airport and several other European airports, leading to numerous flight delays and cancellations [1] Group 1: Incident Overview - On the 19th of this month, Collins Aerospace, an external service provider for check-in and boarding systems, suffered a cyber attack that severely impacted airport operations across Europe, including Germany, the UK, and Brussels [1] - As of the 23rd, flights across multiple European countries continued to be affected by the incident [1] Group 2: Ongoing Investigation - The investigation into the cyber attack is still ongoing, with authorities working to determine the full extent of the disruption caused [1]

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。 ...

Core Points - Brussels Airport announced the cancellation of approximately 10% of flights scheduled for September 24 due to technical issues caused by a cyberattack on an external service provider [1] - Travelers are advised to confirm their flight status before heading to the airport and to arrive on time, with specific recommendations for check-in times for Schengen and non-Schengen flights [1] - The cyberattack also affected other European airports, including Berlin Brandenburg Airport and London Heathrow Airport, leading to similar technical problems [1]

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]

Core Points - Multiple European airports, including London Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin Brandenburg, experienced operational disruptions due to a cyberattack on Collins Aerospace, a service provider for check-in and boarding systems [1][3] - The incident is part of a broader trend of cyberattacks targeting various sectors, including healthcare, defense, retail, and automotive, highlighting the vulnerability of interconnected digital systems in the aviation industry [3][4] Group 1: Incident Details - The cyberattack primarily affected electronic check-in and baggage handling services, leading to delays and requiring passengers to check in manually at some airports [3][4] - Heathrow Airport reported that "technical issues" impacted software used by multiple airlines, resulting in flight delays, while Brussels Airport noted that passengers had to use manual check-in due to the attack [3][4] - Berlin Brandenburg Airport faced longer wait times, with messages indicating extended passenger waiting periods due to technical faults [3] Group 2: Industry Response - The European Commission is closely monitoring the situation and coordinating with aviation safety organizations and airlines to restore normal operations and support travelers [4] - The incident has not affected aviation safety or air traffic control, and officials described it as not a "large-scale or severe cyberattack" [4] - Cybersecurity experts emphasize that the aviation industry is increasingly attractive to cybercriminals due to its reliance on shared digital systems, which can lead to widespread disruptions when a single supplier is compromised [4]

当地时间9月21日，比利时布鲁塞尔机场发布消息称，由于外部服务提供商遭受网络攻击，21日当天共 有44架计划从该机场离港的航班被取消或改道。机场发言人表示，目前机场已增派工作人员，但由于值 机仍需人工操作，预计乘客将面临长时间的候机和延误。目前尚未找到应对网络攻击问题的有效解决方 案。 舆论指出，近年来航空出行愈发依赖网络系统，全球多地都曾出现因网络攻击和技术中断导致航班受干 扰的案例。法国航空航天公司泰雷兹6月发布的一份报告显示，2024年至2025年间，航空业遭受的网络 攻击增加了600%。报告警告称，航空业已成为网络攻击的"首要目标"，从供应商、导航系统、航空公 司到机场，行业链条上的每个环节都面临被攻击的风险。 北京商报综合报道 20日，布鲁塞尔机场，乘客们在值机区等候，旁边是航班信息显示屏。 由于外部服务提供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自19日晚 以来一直出现技术问题。德国柏林勃兰登堡机场、英国伦敦希思罗机场等多个欧洲主要机场也遭遇相同 的问题。机场提醒旅客，前往机场前应先向航司确认航班状态，仅在航班确认正常的情况下再出行，并 建议尽量提前在网上办理值机手续。若 ...