Hackers claim theft of Flydubai employee data and Boeing software

Hackers claim theft of Flydubai employee data and Boeing software
Image: aerotelegraph.com

The hacker group Everest says it has stolen personal data of 2,862 Flydubai employees, amounting to 17,053 records from 2009 to 2020, and obtained 2,827 Java source files of Boeing’s Performance Engineers Tool version 3.2, with more than 2,000 files marked confidential or as trade secrets.

Everest also alleges possession of Boeing 737 NG training materials, a confidential CFM engine manual, Airbus documents and extensive aviation reference works, and has given Flydubai a six‑day deadline to negotiate before threatening to publish the material.

Based on 1 report

How we use AI · Report an error

In this post

Latest

  1. Aegean Airlines to launch Athens‑Damascus service in December 2026
  2. LOT Polish Airlines launches weekly Warsaw‑Penang charter from 4 Nov 2026
  3. ST Engineering opens large‑aircraft maintenance hub at Singapore Changi Airport
  4. LOT Polish Airlines launches Warsaw‑Bangkok route
  5. 777X tests delayed; ERAA urges protection for regional links, Lufthansa seeks aid, Hamburg
  6. SR Technics Spain adopts Bridgestone Easytrack tire management at Mallorca and Madrid
  7. Marc Rochet slated to join Air Austral supervisory board
  8. Swirl Transit Hotel opens at Navi Mumbai International Airport
All latest posts

Welcome back

Enter your email and password.

New to Terminair?