Anywayanyday, a Russian online travel agency founded in 2008, said Wednesday that it had temporarily suspended new bookings after a cyberattack on its IT infrastructure. The website remains unavailable while the company works to restore its systems. Previously confirmed reservations are still valid, but the company gave no timeline for resuming normal operations.
In a statement, Anywayanyday said it had taken steps to strengthen security and was working to restore service availability. It added that it had found no evidence that customers' personal data had been compromised. The company did not identify the attackers or disclose how its systems were breached.
The disruption comes as Moscow's airports face widespread flight delays and cancellations following Ukrainian drone attacks, with more than 500 flights affected since Tuesday evening. The source notes that Russian airline booking systems have been targeted before, including a 2023 distributed denial-of-service attack on the Leonardo reservation system that disrupted several carriers.