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Wiener Linien insider data breach and leak affects 20,000 customers

Posted on October 16, 2015 by Dissent

The Local (Austria) reports:

Personal data belonging to around 20,000 customers of the Vienna public transport company Wiener Linien has been stolen and published online.

The Wiener Linien said the data, which included personal information such as names, addresses and email addresses but not payment data, was stolen by a former employee of its online ticket shop, which is run by a company based in Hamburg.

Wiener Linien spokesman Dominik Gries said that it is likely that only customers who created an online account before 2010 are affected. Around 600,000 people are now registered on the Wiener Linien’s ticket site. All customers have been notified of the data theft by email, even if they are not personally affected.

Read more on The Local (AT).

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