Japanese airline JAL reported a cyberattack

One of the largest Japanese airlines Japan Airlines (JAL) reported a cyberattack that could affect domestic and international flights. This became known on Thursday, December 26.

The airline notes that the attack was set at 07:24 (01:24 Moscow time).

"Today at 07:24, the network equipment that connects our internal and external systems was subjected to a cyberattack, resulting in problems," JAL said in a statement published on social network X.

According to the company, the attack could affect domestic and international flights.

There was no information about canceled or delayed flights yet.

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