👉 Bankruptcy missiles, also known as "bankruptcy bombs," are a type of cyber weapon designed to disrupt or destroy financial institutions' computer systems, particularly those involved in bankruptcy proceedings. These missiles exploit vulnerabilities in software used by banks to process and manage bankruptcy filings, aiming to cause significant operational disruptions, financial losses, and reputational damage. By targeting critical systems like bankruptcy court databases, payment processing networks, or internal financial management tools, these cyber attacks can delay or prevent the completion of bankruptcy cases, leading to prolonged financial instability for the affected entities.
