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JAL and JTA report possible leak of 92,000 passengers' data
Original: jal
Japan Airlines and its subsidiary Japan Transocean Air say the personal information of roughly 92,000 people may have been leaked following unauthorized access to the Amadeus reservation system. The companies are investigating the scope of the breach and contacting affected customers. The incident has drawn wide attention in Japan as concerns grow over cybersecurity at major airlines and global booking platforms.
Why now: A newly disclosed data breach affecting tens of thousands of customers at a major airline is prompting concern about travel data security.
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- JALとJTA、約92,000人分の個人情報流出の可能性 アマデウスへの不正アクセス · TRAICY（トライシー）
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