Liemobil Suffers Cyberattack, Fraudulent Emails Circulate in Liechtenstein

Public Transport Operator Targeted

LIEmobil, the public transport operator in Liechtenstein, announced it was the victim of a targeted cyberattack on Friday, November 21, 2025. The incident has led to the circulation of fraudulent emails, prompting urgent warnings from the company to the public.

Nature of the Attack and Fraudulent Emails

The cyberattack resulted in unauthorized parties sending deceptive emails to individuals who had previously been in contact with LIEmobil via email. These fraudulent messages reportedly contain calls to click on embedded links, with the clear objective of ensnaring further victims. Such phishing attempts are a common tactic used by cybercriminals to gain access to personal information or spread malware.

LIEmobil's Response and Public Advisory

Upon discovering the breach, LIEmobil stated it reacted immediately, initiating efforts to isolate the problem and mitigate its impact. The company is also in close communication with relevant authorities and specialized agencies to address the situation.

In response to the circulating fraudulent emails, LIEmobil has issued a strong advisory to the public:

• Recipients are urged not to click on any links contained within these suspicious emails.
• The company recommends deleting such emails immediately.
• Individuals should exercise extreme caution and avoid entering any confidential information on websites that appear suspicious.

This incident underscores the growing threat of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and public services, a topic recently discussed at the Cybersecurity Conference 2025 in Liechtenstein, which focused on digital resilience.