Three UK Airports Hit by Cyberattack: 8.7m Customers' Data was...
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Three UK airports hit by cyberattack: 8.7m customers' data was...
Manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands airports were affected as Manchester Airports Group refused a ransom demand and said no payment-card data was accessed. Three UK airports run by Manchester Airports Group (MAG) have been hit by a cyberattack in which data linked to about 8.7 million customers was accessed, including details from airport Wi‑Fi sign‑ups and car parking bookings. MAG said the vast majority of the information was email a…
No bank or payment data are exposed: cyber attack can become a valuable source of intelligence would not have compromised flight safety or airport operations, but this shows just how peripheral systems can become a valuable source of intelligence. That's the real cyber risk The article Cyber attack at British airports: at risk transit passenger data comes from Cyber Security 360.
Three airports were hit by a hacker attack last week, meaning that data from millions of passengers was leaked. The airports are run by the same operator.
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