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A NEW WEAPON for CYBER ATTACKERS in the Midst of An 1 COVID-19: A NEW WEAPON FOR CYBER ATTACKERS In the midst of an unprecedented global health crisis, malicious actors are taking advantage of the situation to attack the information systems of companies, organisations and individuals. To minimise the risks of a cyber-pandemic, everybody needs to be especially careful. Thales is offering free access to a new study by its Cyber Threat Intelligence centre to help organisations understand and prevent these risks at this difficult time. Covid-19 cases and cyberattacks following a similar curve The study by Thales's Cyber Threat Intelligence team shows that the pattern of malicious cyber activity matches the worldwide spread of Covid-19, with major attacks reported first in Asia, then in Central, Eastern and Western Europe. Hackers are using the pandemic as an opportunity to carry out targeted cyberattacks. Some of the new Android apps that track the propagation of the virus, for example, are infected with malware such as Trojan horses or ransomware. There has also been an exponential increase in fraudulent or abusive activities online: • Large numbers of domain names related to Covid-19 have been registered in recent weeks, more than 50% of which are thought to be part of "lure and decoy" operations. • Large-scale spam campaigns using Covid-19 as a handle are attempting to spread ransomware, steal data or install banking malware. • E-mail phishing campaigns are trying to get users to connect to fraudulent web pages offering downloads of comprised documents about Covid-19. • Other e-mail campaigns are asking users to transfer money to sites claiming to be collecting charitable donations or to fake e-commerce sites offering personal protective equipment, for example. Initially, these attacks of opportunity were being carried out by cybercriminals, but a growing number of state-sponsored groups are now using the subject of Covid-19 to conduct various types of espionage. Working from home: bigger risks for companies and organisations The urgent introduction of large-scale teleworking or telecommuting is increasing cyber risks, not least because cyberattackers often try to comprise an organisation's information system by exploiting the following vulnerabilities: • The use of personal devices for professional purposes (Shadow IT): employees working at home might use equipment or solutions that have not been approved by the company's IT security specialists and are not under their control. This equipment can be a point of entry to critical data or the enterprise information system. • Unauthorised installation of applications, software or tools that could be a security risk. • Use of data storage solutions that offer inadequate security or have been deployed too quickly. To help meet the IT security requirements of companies, organisations and their employees, Thales is now offering free access to two remote collaboration solutions — the Citadel 2 professional chat and call app and the Cryptobox secure telework solutions — both of which are already widely used by French government agencies and major enterprise customers. The remote connection to corporate applications and cloud services can also be at risk, especially when employee are working remotely. To help them connect securely, Thales through its Gemalto experti also offers its SafeNet Trusted Access solution. Risks are significantly higher than usual in these difficult times, so it's more important than ever to protect your data, your networks and your information systems to avoid creating a cyber-crisis in addition to the health crisis we are already facing. Quelle: Thales Press Release 26 March 2020 3 Flughafenverband ADV: Reisende sollen sich sicher fühlen können – Flughäfen setzen einheitlich und stringent Maßnahmen zum Gesundheitsschutz um Nichts wird derzeit so großgeschrieben wie der Gesundheitsschutz in der Corona-Krise. Die Situation einer möglichen Einschleppungsgefahr des gefährlichen Virus hierzulande wird durch die zuständigen Behörden fortlaufend neu bewertet. Die Flughäfen ziehen mit und stehen mit den zuständigen Behörden in engem Austausch. „Die deutschen Flughäfen haben sich in Abstimmung mit den Behörden auf eine Reihe von Maßnahmen zum Gesundheitsschutz verständigt. Gemeinsam werden alle Hebel in Bewegung gesetzt, die gesundheitsschützenden Regelungen mit sofortiger Wirkung in den operativen Bereichen an den Flughäfen umzusetzen. Oberstes Ziel ist die Gesundheit aller Reisenden und Mitarbeiter“, erklärt Ralph Beisel, Hauptgeschäftsführer des Flughafenverbandes ADV. Der Flughafenverband ADV appelliert an alle Reisenden, die Hinweise ernst zu nehmen, um sich und die Mitmenschen zu schützen. Die zuständigen Behörden in Deutschland verfolgen und bekämpfen die Entwicklung und Verbreitung der neuartigen Lungenkrankheit COVID-19 mit höchster Aufmerksamkeit. Im Krisenstab von Bundesinnen- und Bundesgesundheitsministerium wird fortlaufend über die Angemessenheit und Anpassung von Maßnahmen für den Luftverkehr beraten. Diese werden von den deutschen Verkehrsflughäfen mit großer Anstrengung und allen zur Verfügung stehenden Mitteln unterstützt. „Die Flughäfen tun alles in ihrer Macht stehende, um das Ansteckungsrisiko so gering wie möglich zu halten. Dazu zählen Vorgaben und Informationen zu Hygiene- und Verhaltenshinweisen, regelmäßige Terminaldurchsagen, Abstandsregelungen, aber auch Bodenmarkierungen an menschenansammlungsreichen Punkten sowie Prozessanpassungen bei Kontrollen, beim Boarding und Deboarding“, führt Beisel die zusätzlichen Maßnahmen der Flughäfen aus. Weiterführende Informationen können dem beigefügten Anlageblatt „Gesundheitsschutz: Regelungen der Flughäfen für eine stringente und einheitliche Umsetzung“ entnommen werden. Quelle: ADV Press Release 26 March 2020 4 Flugplatzgesellschaft Schönhagen mbH Der größte Verkehrslandeplatz in den neuen Bundesländern. Der Flugplatz Schönhagen ist mit rund 47.000 Flugbewegungen einer der größten General Aviation Flugplätze Deutschlands sowie der wichtigste Entlastungsflugplatz der Verkehrsflughäfen Tegel und Schönefeld und für den künftigen Hauptstadt-Airport Berlin- Brandenburg (BER). Die 1.550 m lange Piste ist dank eines GPS-gestützten Instrumentenflugbetriebes für Luftfahrzeuge bis 14 Tonnen MTOM seit 11. Oktober 2018 wetterunabhängig erreichbar. 180 Flugzeuge und Hubschrauber sind hier fest stationiert. Die zentrale Lage südlich von Berlin und Potsdam machen ihn zum idealen Standort für die Allgemeine Luftfahrt in der Hauptstadtregion. Den Geschäftsreisenden erwartet ein hochmoderner Flugplatz, der den aktuellen Standards entspricht. Mit einem modernen Terminal mit Lounge, Mietwagenstation, Restaurant und Gästehaus und einem neuen Veranstaltungsbereich, trägt Schönhagen der Entwicklung der Business Aviation Rechnung. Das Serviceteam arbeitet mit modernem Vorfeld-Equipment. Individuelle Transportlösungen bis hin zum Premium-Service oder die komplette Organisation von Veranstaltungen und Konferenzen jeglicher Art gehören zum Tagesgeschäft. Ein Rundum-Service der sich sehen lassen kann. Wichtiger Bestandteil des Flugplatzes ist der stetig wachsende Luftfahrt- Technologiepark. Auf über 30.000 m² Gewerbefläche (114 ha Gesamtfläche) sind 40 Unternehmen, Vereine und Verbände zu Hause. Entwicklungs- und Instandhaltungsbetriebe für Flugzeuge, Hubschrauber und Avionik, Flugzeughersteller und sechs Flugschulen nutzen am Flugplatz Schönhagen erfolgreich die sich bietenden Synergien. Diese Unternehmen beschäftigen rund 300 Arbeitskräfte. Die Zusammenarbeit mit Hochschulen lässt neue Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprojekte entstehen. Neben den am Flugplatz ansässigen Firmen haben 43 Unternehmen aus der Berliner Hauptstadtregion ihre Luftfahrzeuge in Schönhagen stationiert und hierzu Hallenflächen angemietet. Mehr als 500 gewerbliche Kunden aus Deutschland und dem benachbarten Ausland fliegen Schönhagen regelmäßig mit ihren Flugzeugen an, um Geschäften in der Region nachzugehen. Hinzu kommen Arbeitsluftfahrt und der private Individualverkehr. Gerne wird der Flugplatz Schönhagen auch als außergewöhnliche Event-Location genutzt. Produkte und Dienstleistungen lassen sich bestens präsentieren. Events, Seminare und Tagungen am Flugplatz sind ein ganz besonderes Erlebnis – eine Inspiration für Seminarteilnehmer und Veranstaltungsgäste. Schönhagen ist zudem eine gefragte Film- und Fotolocation. Quelle: airliners.de 5 OTT Airlines unveiled, mainly to operate China-made aircraft like ARJ21 and C919 One Two Three Airlines (OTT Airlines), a subsidiary of China Eastern Airlines, was officially unveiled on February 26th, 2020, which would mainly operate China-made aircraft such as ARJ21 and C919. China Eastern Airlines expressed that this was not only the key task of China Eastern Airlines to resume production, but also an important part of implementing high-quality development, which marks a step ahead in the commercial operation of the new generation of China-made civil aircraft and the start of a new journey in the market-oriented operation of China-made aircraft. Mr. Tang Zhiping, Vice Mayor of Shanghai, Mr. Jiang Huaiyu, Director of CAAC East China Regional Administration, Mr. Yu Bo, Director of East China Regional Air Traffic Management Bureau of CAAC, Mr. Chang Guorong, Director of CAAC Shanghai Safety Supervision Administration, Mr. Feng Xin, President of Shanghai Airport Authority, Mr. Liu Shaoyong, Chairman and Secretary of the Party Leadership Group of China Eastern Airlines, Mr. Li Yangmin, Deputy Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and President of China Eastern Airlines,
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