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CommuteAir was using an Internet-exposed server as a development platform, and a Swiss hacker known as "maia arson crimew" was able to access the system and have...

An unsecured server discovered by a security researcher last week contained the identities of hundreds of thousands of individuals from the U.S. government's Terrorist Screening Database and "No Fly List." Located by the Swiss hacker known as...

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The data, which allegedly contained hundreds of thousands of names and birth dates, was found by the hacker after regional airline CommuteAir left it on an open server.

A foreign hacker obtained an old copy of the U.S. government's Terrorist Screening Database and "no fly" list from an unsecured server belonging to a commercial airline. The Swiss hacker known as "maia arson crimew" blogged Thursday that she discovered the Transportation Security Administration "no fly" list from 2019 and a trove of data belonging to CommuteAir on an unsecured Amazon Web Services cloud server used by the airline.

A hacker leaked the TSA no fly list and its Terrorist Screening Database to various outlets.

The database with over 1.5 million names and aliases was allegedly discovered on an unsecured server The US Transportation Security Admini

A Swiss hacker discovered a Transportation Security Administration "No Fly" list dating back to 2019 while browsing the internet and leaked its contents.

CommutAir has confessed to leaving multiple sensitive data files on an unsecured server, including the FBI's terrorist "No Fly" list.