Thai Airways reports unauthorised access to passenger records
· Cybersecurity · Thailand
Thai Airways reported unauthorised access to passenger records, with initial checks indicating that approximately 60,529 passenger records may have been affected, according to The Straits Times. The airline did not say who was behind the breach or what data was exposed. Airlines hold sensitive personal and travel information, and breaches can expose passengers to fraud.
Why it matters:Airline data breaches expose large numbers of travellers and highlight weak points in aviation cybersecurity.
Key points
- About 60,529 passenger records may be affected.
- Thai Airways reported the unauthorised access.
- The cause and attackers were not disclosed.
Sources (original reporting)
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