By: Radhakrishna N S
In a biggest embarrassing breach of data, financial and personal information of several hundreds of thousands of British Airways customers who reserved their tickets in recent weeks stolen after the incident came into light on Thursday (07). As many as 380,000 sets of payments have been affected by the breach. Soon after the data breach, International Airlines Group’s (IAG) subsidiary, British Airways, is investigating the case, as a matter of urgency. “…the theft of customer data from its website, ba.com and the airline’s mobile application. The stolen data did not include travel or passport details,” said IAG in a statement. “From 22.58 BST…
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