India, Sept. 21 -- Several major European airports have been embroiled in a cyberattack that took place at a provider of check-in and boarding systems, disrupting operations, and causing flight delays and cancellations.

The attack is the latest in the series of hacks targeting governments and companies across the world, hitting major sectors, from healthcare and defence to autos and retail.

Saturday's hack was centered on MUSE software created by Collins Aerospace, which provides systems for several airlines globally, Reuters reported, citing airports.

Collin Aerospace's parent company, RTX, said it was aware of a "cyber-related disruption" to the software at selected airports, without naming them.

London's Heathrow airport, Brussels ...