Malaysia Airlines Warns Customers About Data Exposure Following Amadeus Cyberattack
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Malaysia Airlines has warned its customers that some of their personal information may have been exposed. The warning relates to a cybersecurity breach that occurred within the systems of Amadeus, a travel technology company that provides booking services for many airlines.
The data breach began in late October. The incident involved Amadeus's systems rather than Malaysia Airlines' internal systems directly. However, customer information stored through that system may have been accessed without authorisation.
So far, further details regarding the types of personal information exposed and the number of customers affected have not been clearly stated in the available reports. Malaysia Airlines has said that an investigation is underway to determine the extent of the exposure.
Customers are advised to continue monitoring official information issued by Malaysia Airlines. The company is expected to provide further updates once the investigation is complete.
Sources: Malay Mail
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