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Cathay Pacific: Breach at Amadeus Exposes Data of About 53,000 Bookings
Cathay Pacific said unauthorized access to the systems of travel technology provider Amadeus IT Group exposed booking data for about 53,000 bookings. According to the airline, payment data was not compromised, its own systems were not affected, and it has notified regulatory authorities.
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- The affected bookings mostly included booking references, passenger names, and flight details. In some cases, email addresses, phone numbers, travel document numbers, and frequent flyer program numbers were also included.
«Most of the affected records included booking references, passenger names and flight details»
MLex - The affected period covered bookings made between August 2023 and September 2026.
«exposed reservation data for around 53,000 bookings between August 2023 and September 2026»
MLex - The airline described the incident as unauthorized access to Amadeus systems, a third-party provider of booking technology to the airline.
«unauthorized access to systems at travel-technology provider Amadeus IT Group»
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