The check-in links sent to customers by several major airlines from around the world can allow hackers to obtain passengers’ personal information and possibly make changes to their booking, mobile security firm Wandera warned on Wednesday.
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Check-in Links Sent by Several Airlines Expose Passenger Data
The check-in links sent to customers by several major airlines from around the world can allow hackers to obtain passengers’ personal information and possibly make changes to their booking, mobile security firm Wandera warned on Wednesday. The post Check-in Links Sent by Several Airlines Expose Passenger Data appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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