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Cathay Pacific: cyber attack in March but made public yesterday

Approximately 9.4 million people are potentially affected

The Hong Kong Privacy Committee has asked to Cathay Pacific to inform all passengers who have been stolen personal data and credit cards after the cyber attack suffered by the company's servers. Approximately 9.4 million people are potentially affected, although Cathay has specified that 860,000 passport data and about 245,000 Hong Kong identity cards have been stolen, now probably for sale in the...

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Hong Kong, 10/25/2018 09:50
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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