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  1. 2021

    印度航空披露与 SITA 事件相关的乘客数据泄露

    问题披露

    印度航空披露，在其数据处理商 SITA 发生事件后，约 450 万名乘客的个人数据遭到泄露。印度航空称，受影响信息包括姓名、银行卡信息和护照信息。报道还称，印度航空调查了该事件、保护了遭入侵的服务器、聘请外部专家、通知了发卡机构，并重置了常旅客计划密码。

    品牌回应

    • 调查 — Air India

      it had investigated the security incident

    • 整改 — Air India

      secured the compromised servers

    • 持续披露 — Air India

      notified the credit card issuers

    • 整改 — Air India

      had reset passwords of its frequent flyer program

    来源摘录

    • The stolen information included passengers’ names, credit card details, date of birth, contact information, passport information, ticket information, Star Alliance and Air India frequent flyer data, Air India said in a statement (PDF).
    • Air India said this week that personal data of about 4.5 million passengers had been compromised following the incident at SITA, Indian flag carrier airline’s data processor.
    • The struggling Indian airline, which has been surviving on taxpayer money, claimed that it had investigated the security incident, secured the compromised servers, engaged with unnamed external specialists, notified the credit card issuers, and had reset passwords of its frequent flyer program.
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  2. 2021

    SITA披露网络攻击影响航空公司乘客数据

    问题披露

    SITA表示，网络攻击影响了存储在SITA Passenger Service System（PSS）Inc.服务器上的部分乘客数据。报道指出，多家航空公司确认受到影响，其中新加坡航空约58万名KrisFlyer和PPS会员受影响。

    品牌回应

    • 调查 — SITA

      The matter remains under continued investigation by SITA’s Security Incident Response Team with the support of leading external experts in cyber-security.

    • 整改 — SITA

      SITA acted swiftly and initiated targeted containment measures.

    来源摘录

    • Singapore Airlines said roughly 580,000 members of its KrisFlyer and PPS programs are affected by the breach at SITA.
    • Several airlines have confirmed being affected by the breach, including Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Finland’s Finnair, Jeju Air in South Korean, and Air New Zealand.
    • SITA said on Thursday that the attack, which it described as “highly sophisticated,” affected certain passenger data stored on servers of SITA Passenger Service System (PSS) Inc., which operates passenger processing systems for airlines.
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