Malindo Air says data leak caused by ex-staffers at contractor firm

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Malindo Air says data leak caused by ex-staffers at contractor firm
Malindo Air, the Malaysian subsidiary of Indonesia's Lion Group, said on Monday that two former employees of its e-commerce contractor were responsible for its passenger data breach. Malindo Air confirmed the breach last week after Moscow-based cybersecurity firm Kaspersky alerted users in ...

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