Ferrovial targeted by AiLock ransomware
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AiLock ransomware operators claim compromise of Ferrovial with 147 compromised employees and exfiltrated data.
Ransomware.live, a tracking platform for ransomware operations, reports that AiLock ransomware operators claim to have compromised Ferrovial, a major Spanish infrastructure and construction company. The threat actors report access to 147 compromised employee accounts, 16 compromised users on external systems, and 106 third-party employee credentials. The listing indicates 27 points on the victim's external attack surface were exploited. This represents a significant supply-chain and operational security incident for an organization managing critical infrastructure projects. The exact attack vector and timeline are not specified in the public listing.
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Source reporting: https://www.ransomware.live/id/RmVycm92aWFsQEFpTG9jaw==
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