British Airways says a further 185k payment cards possibly hit in cyber attack

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British Airways says a further 185k payment cards possibly hit in cyber attack

Breach scale increases.

International Airlines Group said an investigation into the theft of customers' data at its British Airways unit showed hackers may have stolen the personal information of a further 185,000 customers. British Airways apologised in September after the credit card details of hundreds of thousands ...

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