THE Manchester Airports Group (MAG) experienced a cyber incident that compromised customer data including email addresses, phone numbers, vehicle registration numbers, and postcodes related to car park and lounge bookings. No financial data was exposed. MAG has contained the breach and assured that aviation security and operations remain unaffected. Affected customers have been advised to be cautious of phishing attempts and can still honor their bookings; however, online modifications are temporarily suspended. They are working with cybersecurity experts to address the incident.
Manchester Airport Breach Leaks Customer Data, No Financial Loss
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