Thai Airways passenger data breach hits 60,000 records
About 60,000 Thai Airways passenger records were accessed in an unauthorized intrusion into the Amadeus booking system, first detected on November 8. The airline was told to contact affected passengers to help them change account passwords and booking details such as ticket numbers; no credit card or financial data was compromised.
What this means for you
- Thai Airways passengers whose records were among the roughly 60,000 accessed may be contacted by the airline.
- Those passengers are being helped to update account passwords and modify booking details such as ticket numbers.
- No credit card or financial information was compromised, according to CAAT and the airline.
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