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While my SITA gently leaks, customers were unaware their credit card numbers had flown away Share Copy India’s flag carrier, Air India, has admitted it fell foul of the data breach at aviation information services provider SITA, and that its disclosure comes five weeks after it was notified of the situation. A new statement [PDF] from the airline says that personal data describing around 4.5 million of its customers leaked when SITA revealed it had been breached in March 2021. When it...

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Air India has admitted that hackers accessed the personal details of around 4.5 million customers after SITAs Passenger Service System (PSS) was hacked in February 2021

Threat actors know any breach strategy in the cloud depends on getting social engineering right. Verizon found that 85% of the breaches involve a human element, which threat actors prefer by a 24% margin over breaches involving credentials. The company also found a connection between the increase in social engineering breaches and cloud-based email servers being compromised. That is because emails are being minded for privileged credentials and used for mass mailings of phishing attempts and r...

The airline said that personal information from credit cards, passports, tickets and frequent flyer clubs were stolen by hackers.

Domino's India data hacked? Phone numbers of 18 crore orders leaked on dark web - The CTO of Hudson Rock, a cybersecurity firm, Alon Gal, had confirmed the same and had said that the data in question was sold for Rs 4.5 crore.

Air India Says Februarys Data Breach Affected 4.5 Million Passengers The breach involved personal data, such as name, contact, passport, ticket and credit card details, but no passwords were affected. For Air India, the breach is the latest headache at a time when it is trying to rein in costs while the government seeks to sell its interest in the company. Photo: PTI Tech4 hours ago New Delhi: Personal data of about 4.5 million passengers of Air India was leaked in a cyber attack on the airl...

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4.5 Million Air India Passengers’ Data Leaked Due To Cyberattack The data breach occurred following a ‘sophisticated’ cyberattack on Air India’s passenger service system provider--SITA in February, the airline said in a statement Outlook Web Bureau 22 May 2021, Last Updated at 7:50 am PTI Outlook Web Bureau 2021-05-22T06:35:31+05:30 4.5 Million Air India Passengers’ Data Leaked Due To Cyberattack outlookindia.com 2021-05-22T07:50:20+05:30 Al...

Breach of Air India data poses litigation risk for airline, experts say Updated: Updated: It could further delay the privatisation process, they say Share Article It could further delay the privatisation process, they say The breach of passenger data at Air India may pose litigation risks for the airline that could further delay the privatisation process, warn experts, adding that the national carrier must prioritise efforts to contain the damage from the cyber attack by informing passengers a...