Elsevier hit by LAPSUS$ redirect attack
UKPulse News Desk
Academic publisher Elsevier's customers were redirected to the LAPSUS$ crime crew's calling card instead of gaining access to journals.
- Elsevier, an academic publisher, was hit by a redirect attack attributed to the LAPSUS$ crime crew.
- Customers attempting to access journals were shown the crew's calling card instead.
Academic publisher Elsevier has been hit by a redirect attack, with customers shown the LAPSUS$ crime crew's calling card instead of gaining access to journals.
The incident was reported by The Register on 23 September 2026. Further details of the attack, including its scope or duration, were not provided in the available source material.