Amadeus Reservation System Data Breach: Airlines Affected
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Source: Rzeczpospolita — Turystyka
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Rzeczpospolita, citing the Polish Press Agency (Polska Agencja Prasowa, PAP), reports that cybercriminals have broken into Amadeus, the international airline ticket reservation system. They are said to have gained access to names, travel routes and passport numbers. The attackers may have had insight into travellers' data from the past three years.
The breach was announced on Friday by Norwegian intelligence (NSM). It may have affected employees of more than 190 Norwegian state institutions and companies.
- Singapore Airlines: data from 46,000 bookings at risk (according to Bloomberg),
- Japan Airlines: up to 92,000 customers, including 2,000 whose passport numbers may have been disclosed,
- Norwegian is also reported to be affected.
The article provides no information about Polish customers or travel agencies.
Source: Rzeczpospolita — Turystyka. This post was prepared automatically on the basis of the source; it does not constitute legal advice.