Libyan Civil Aviation Authority Allegedly Breached, 300 GB of Data Advertised
Summary
A report says actor EvaN47 advertised about 300 GB of alleged Libyan Civil Aviation Authority data from 2015–2026, including pilot and engineer licences and medical certificates, and claimed the ability to retrieve and modify records.
Key points
- A report alleges the Libyan Civil Aviation Authority was breached; the supplied content does not independently confirm the incident.
- Actor EvaN47 reportedly advertised about 300 GB of aviation data covering 2015–2026.
- The alleged samples include pilot and engineer licences and medical certificates.
- EvaN47 reportedly claimed the ability to retrieve and modify records.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Libyan Civil Aviation Authority
- Incident Type
- Alleged data breach and advertised access to aviation records
- Data Types Exposed
- Pilot licences (alleged sample data)
- Engineer licences (alleged sample data)
- Medical certificates (alleged sample data)
- Affected Data Size
- About 300 GB, according to the report
- Operational Impact
- The actor claims the ability to retrieve and modify records; no confirmed operational impact is reported.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- Access to the data was advertised; no ransom demand or extortion activity is reported.
- Claim Status
- alleged