- Last week, Anonymous Defaced Globalx’s Website
- The hacktivists said Globalx was targeted to deport illegal aliens
- The company now reported the violation to SEC
Globalx, an American airline involved in the Trump administration’s deportation of illegal foreigners from the United States to El Salvador, Venezuela and elsewhere, confirmed to suffer a cyberattack earlier this month.
In a new 8-k form submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Globalx said it “learned about unauthorized activity within its computer networks and systems that support parts of its business applications,” on May 5, 2025. the content and mitating. It also began to examine the nature and extent of the incident and “took actions” to contain and isolate the affected servers. Police were also notified.
Globalx says it is currently still investigating the attack, but believes that none of its operations were disturbed or otherwise adversely affected. The company does not expect the incident to have a significant effect, it concluded.
Anon strikes
Last week, 404 media reported that Globalx was attacked by hacktivists Anonymous, who exhausted the company’s website and allegedly stole sensitive data. They left a message on the website and said they “decided to enforce the referee’s order when you and your Sycophant -staff ignore legal orders that go against your fascist plans.”
They referred to several court decisions that confirmed that some of them on flights should not have been deported to El Salvador, and which ordered the Trump administration to bring these people back.
As for the stolen files, the media reported that Anonymous apparently seized floating records and passengers manifests for all customers, included illegal immigrants. However, this was not confirmed.
The group shared the information with some members of the media on their own initiative, added 404 media, and also said that info could be used to provide “granular insight into who has been exactly deported on Globalx flights, when and where.”
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