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Thailand: Sensitive info about tourists revealed in 2nd online data leak

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Dissent

Asian Correspondent reports:

Another data leak involving foreigners in Thailand has apparently been uncovered barely a week after sensitive personal information of foreigners living in the country’s southern provinces was revealed to have been to be hidden in plain sight.

This time the details of the foreign travelers, including their most recent vaccine shots, real names, nationalities, passport and flight numbers, and addresses in Thailand, among others, were made available on a government-sanctioned website.

A local media outlet reported that the website was operated by the Bureau of General Communicable Diseases, that displayed records of foreign travelers who passed through health checkpoints at Thai border controls, covering both air and land gateways.

Read more on Asian Correspondent.

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