East Midlands Airport Hackers Demand Ransom After Passenger Data Stolen
Hackers demanded a ransom after stealing mostly email contact details from MAG systems, which affected 8.7 million airport customers, the company said.
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A total of about 8.7 million customers were affected, and the data included passengers' email addresses, phone numbers, and vehicle registration numbers.
Media, 'the responsible criminal group is known to the authorities' (ANSA)
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The South Newspaper Cyberattack airports in the United Kingdom, hackers demand a ransom (Adnkronos) - The hackers who attacked Manchester Airport, one of the three ports of call that suffered a cyberattack yesterday along with those of London Stansted and East Midlands, ask for a ransom to return the data that was stolen. It is reported by the "Manchester Evening News" about the theft of the data of [...] The South Newspaper. Cyberattack airport…
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