- Aeroflot’s July outage was likely a supply‑chain attack via developer Bakka Soft
- Attackers exploited months‑old access, lacking 2FA, to deploy extensive malware and disrupt flights
- Damage reached tens of millions, though The Bell’s report remains unverified and politically sensitive
The cyberattack against Aeroflot, Russia’s flagship airline, was allegedly a supply-chain attack, as new reports claim it was done through an outside software developer that had access to the carrier’s IT network.
