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Russian Travel Platform Anywayanyday Suspends Bookings After Cyberattack
Key points
- Anywayanyday suspended new bookings after a cyberattack.
- The company's website is currently unavailable.
- No evidence of customer personal data compromise was found.
- Anywayanyday is one of Russia's oldest online travel services.
Cyberattack Halts Operations
Russian online travel agency Anywayanyday has temporarily suspended new bookings after its IT infrastructure was hit by a cyberattack. This disruption means customers cannot purchase airline or train tickets, nor can they book hotels through the platform.
The company's website remains unavailable as efforts are underway to restore its systems. Previously confirmed reservations are still valid, but no timeline for resuming full operations has been provided.
Security Measures and Data Status
Anywayanyday stated it has taken steps to strengthen its security and is working to restore service availability. The company reported finding no evidence that customers' personal data had been compromised during the incident. Details regarding the attackers or the method of breach were not disclosed.
Context and Previous Incidents
Launched in 2008, Anywayanyday is a long-standing online travel booking service in Russia, with partnerships including approximately 800 airlines and 330,000 hotels as of 2025. This cyberattack occurs amid broader disruptions in Russia's aviation sector, including flight delays and cancellations at Moscow airports due to drone attacks.
Russian airline booking systems have been targets of cyberattacks before. In 2023, a large-scale distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack affected the Leonardo airline reservation system, causing flight delays for several Russian carriers.
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Russian online travel agency Anywayanyday suspended new bookings following a cyberattack on its IT infrastructure, preventing customers from purchasing tickets or booking hotels. The incident impacts one of Russia's oldest online travel services, which partners with 800 airlines and 330,000 hotels.