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RedBus confirms hack, says no sign of user passwords being stolen yet

Posted on October 18, 2016 by Dissent

Alnoor Peermohamed reports:

Online travel giant ibibo Group-owned ticketing platform RedBus on Tuesday confirmed that it had been subject to a cyber attack that might have exposed the email addresses of some of its customers.

RedBus which was alerted of the hack on Monday via a post on Reddit says it has engaged security consultants to assess the magnitude of the attack, but had so far not found any evidence of user passwords being leaked.

“While not being fully conclusive, our initial investigations suggest that a server storing logs may have been compromised, which contained some email addresses. We have not discovered any loss of password information at this time,” said RedBus in a blog post.

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