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Asiana Airlines Website Has Customers’ Personal Data Leak

Posted on July 19, 2016 by Dissent

Huh Sung-soo reports:

A lack of security on Asiana Airlines’ website exposed the sensitive information of its passengers.

[…]

Asiana Airlines released a statement that there was an exposure of the universal resource locator (URL) for those attached files within contents they uploaded on the frequently asked questions (FAQ) of its Internet bulletin board by some error on the 18th. Accordingly, the air carrier is investigating whether a total of 47,023 contents listed on the FAQ board as of May 2015 have been exposed through web manipulation.

However, only one case was seen to have been accessed as of July 15 and this is not the exposure of personal data of its all club members, according to Asiana Airlines.

Read more on Business Korea.

Category: Breach IncidentsBusiness SectorExposureNon-U.S.

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