Japan Airlines Warns of Data Breach as Country Grapples with Multiple Cyber Incidents
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Japan Airlines warns of data breach as country grapples with multiple cyber incidents
Hackers stole passport numbers, frequent flyer numbers, email addresses and phone numbers for about 2,000 customers.
Japan Airlines Warns of Customer Data Breach Amid Nationwide Cyber Incident Surge
Japan Airlines announced that an external IT service provider suffered a security breach, resulting in the unauthorized exposure of personal customer information. Stolen records include sensitive details such as frequent flyer numbers, names, email addresses, and phone numbers for thousands of passengers. The airline confirmed that investigations are ongoing to notify affected individuals and reinforce […]
[Cable News] A series of cyberattacks and data breaches have recently occurred in Japan, affecting companies in the aviation, tourism, and insurance industries. Japan Airlines suffered a data breach affecting approximately 90,000 customers.
Japan Airlines (JAL) announced on the 28th that it had experienced unauthorized access to reservation information, including names and flight dates. The incident affected approximately 92,000 people in total, and in the case of about 2,000 people, passport numbers and phone numbers were also accessed. JAL stated that it has not confirmed that the information was used fraudulently.
Data breaches continued on the 28th. Japan Airlines announced that a system outsourced to them was compromised, resulting in the leak of personal information for approximately 92,000 people. According to Japan Airlines, the Spanish company "Amadeus," to which they outsourced their reservation system, was compromised, resulting in the leak of personal information for approximately 92,000 people. The leaked information includes reservation records…
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