Everest Ransomware Group Claims Theft of 1.5 Million Passenger Records from Dublin Airport
The ransomware group Everest claimed responsibility on Oct 26 for a cyberattack that allegedly compromised over 1.5 million passenger records from Dublin Airport.
According to a report from Hackread, the Everest group listed Dublin Airport on its dark-web portal, claiming to have a password-protected archive containing the stolen data.
Author's summary: Everest ransomware group steals 1.5 million records.
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