Airlines Cyber Security
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Australian Airline Says Stolen Customer Data Posted Online After Cyberattack
Qantas Airways Ltd. said customer data stolen during a cyber incident in July has been released online, and that it's working with security experts and Australian authorities to determine the extent of the exposure.
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Majority Of World's Airlines To Invest In Cyber Security: Report
A majority of the world's top airlines plan to invest in cyber security programmes, travel technology provider SITA said on Monday.
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91% Airlines Preparing To Invest In Cyber Security
A whopping 91 per cent of the airlines globally are planning to invest in cyber security programmes over the next three years, a survey conducted by airline solutions and technology provider SITA has said.
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China-Linked Hackers Attack American Airlines, Sabre Systems: Report
Incidents at the travel companies were consistent with incursions by China-based hackers that recently targeted Anthem and the U.S. government's personnel office.
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United Airlines Awards Hackers Millions of Miles for Revealing Risks
The Chicago-based carrier has hoped to trail-blaze in the area of airline Web security by offering "bug bounties" for uncovering cyber-risks.
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Polish Airline, Hit by Cyber-Attack, Says All Carriers Are at Risk
"This is an industry problem on a much wider scale, and for sure we have to give it more attention."
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Hackers Ground 1,400 Passengers in Attack on Polish Airline LOT
LOT said the "IT attack" meant it was unable to create flight plans and flights were not able to depart from Warsaw.
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Plane Hacking Case Points to Deeper Cyber-Security Issues for Airlines
As the aviation industry adopts communication protocols similar to those used on the Internet, it leaves itself open to the vulnerabilities bedevilling other industries.
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Cyber criminals use fake MH370 websites to steal data
Cyber criminals are exploiting the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines plane by luring users to websites purporting to offer the latest news in order to steal their personal information, an Internet security firm warned on Tuesday.
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Australian Airline Says Stolen Customer Data Posted Online After Cyberattack
Qantas Airways Ltd. said customer data stolen during a cyber incident in July has been released online, and that it's working with security experts and Australian authorities to determine the extent of the exposure.
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Majority Of World's Airlines To Invest In Cyber Security: Report
A majority of the world's top airlines plan to invest in cyber security programmes, travel technology provider SITA said on Monday.
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91% Airlines Preparing To Invest In Cyber Security
A whopping 91 per cent of the airlines globally are planning to invest in cyber security programmes over the next three years, a survey conducted by airline solutions and technology provider SITA has said.
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China-Linked Hackers Attack American Airlines, Sabre Systems: Report
Incidents at the travel companies were consistent with incursions by China-based hackers that recently targeted Anthem and the U.S. government's personnel office.
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United Airlines Awards Hackers Millions of Miles for Revealing Risks
The Chicago-based carrier has hoped to trail-blaze in the area of airline Web security by offering "bug bounties" for uncovering cyber-risks.
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Polish Airline, Hit by Cyber-Attack, Says All Carriers Are at Risk
"This is an industry problem on a much wider scale, and for sure we have to give it more attention."
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Hackers Ground 1,400 Passengers in Attack on Polish Airline LOT
LOT said the "IT attack" meant it was unable to create flight plans and flights were not able to depart from Warsaw.
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Plane Hacking Case Points to Deeper Cyber-Security Issues for Airlines
As the aviation industry adopts communication protocols similar to those used on the Internet, it leaves itself open to the vulnerabilities bedevilling other industries.
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Cyber criminals use fake MH370 websites to steal data
Cyber criminals are exploiting the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines plane by luring users to websites purporting to offer the latest news in order to steal their personal information, an Internet security firm warned on Tuesday.
