Malaysia Airlines Confirms Customer Data May Be Affected by Amadeus Cyberattack
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Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAB) has announced that some of its customers' information may have been affected by a cybersecurity incident involving the company Amadeus. Amadeus is a technology company that provides flight booking systems and travel services for many airlines around the world.
According to a statement from MAB, the incident is related to the system used by the airline to manage bookings. The company has not yet provided full details about the type of information involved. However, MAB stated that its technical team is investigating the matter together with the relevant parties.
MAB also assured that appropriate measures are being taken to protect customer data. The company further advised customers to remain alert to suspicious emails, messages or calls, and not to share personal information with unknown parties.
So far, MAB has not confirmed how many customers have been affected. Customers who require further information are advised to visit the company's official website or contact MAB's customer service. Further developments regarding this incident are expected to be announced later.
Sources: Free Malaysia Today
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