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Train passengers’ contact details hacked in cyber attack
LNER confirms unauthorized access to passenger contact details and journey data from a third-party supplier, with no financial or password information compromised, officials said.
- Lner, a Government-owned train operator running services on the East Coast Main Line, said passengers' contact details and information about past journeys were accessed in a cyber attack on a third-party supplier.
- No bank, payment card, or password information was affected, but Lner advised passengers to be cautious of unsolicited communications asking for personal information.
- Lner stated it is treating the matter with high priority, working closely with experts and the supplier to understand what happened and ensure appropriate safeguards are in place.
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LNER warns passengers to be wary after contact details and journey information accessed in cyber hack
Train operator LNER has urged customers to be wary of “unsolicited communications” after revealing some passengers’ contact details and some information about past journeys have been accessed in a cyber attack.
·Leeds, United Kingdom
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