Malaysia's Malindo Air confirms passenger data breach

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After Kaspersky Lab report.

Malaysia's Malindo Air confirms passenger data breach
Malaysia's Malindo Air, a subsidiary of Indonesia's Lion Group, said on Wednesday it was investigating a data breach involving the personal details of its passengers. Malindo Air's statement followed a report by Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab that the details of around 30 million ...

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