Data leaks at travel companies could impact millions of customer records
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Unauthorised access to the Japanese airline ticket aggregate Sky Ticket has resulted in a leak of some 14 million users, reported Japanese public television. Unauthorised access to the Japanese airline ticket aggregate Sky Ticket has resulted in a leak of some 14 million users, transmitting TASS with reference to Japanese television. The stolen information includes names, postal addresses, bank accounts and passwords. Sky Ticket itself confirmed…
The Japanese reservation service Skyticket reported three episodes of unauthorized access. The largest one affected about 14.64 million client records. According to Adventure's statement of 9 October, the intruders had access to servers and cloud storage through some of the service's administrative functions. This hack took place on 2–4 October and was discovered on 5 October.
It has been discovered that unauthorized access to the internet reservation service "Ekinet" and the travel site "SkyTicket" may have resulted in the leakage of personal information. According to JR East, unauthorized access to a SoftBank subsidiary may have caused the leakage of approximately 2.06 million email addresses of members of "Ekinet" and "Otona no Kyujitsu Club." JR East states that names and credit card numbers are not likely to have…
Sky Ticket apologized and sent letters to users asking them to change their passwords.
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