Attack on BAE-managed system disrupts US bankruptcy courts
A security incident on BAE-managed systems has halted US bankruptcy court notices nationwide.
The Administrative Office of the US Courts said systems supporting the Bankruptcy Noticing Center were taken offline after a cybersecurity incident. BAE Systems, which runs the BNC for the Federal Judiciary, said the incident is isolated to that system and that restoration work is underway with the courts. Disruptions began around October 9, 2026, stopping electronic and paper bankruptcy notices nationwide, including bnc.uscourts.gov and related sites. Courts still accept filings, but notice service may be delayed, and a Texas court extended certain stay deadlines by 30 days.
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