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220 million passenger records exposed through aviation-system weaknesses

A reported data exposure affected 220 million passenger records after default credentials and misconfigurations reportedly remained exploitable for nine years across global air-travel systems.

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The scale and duration of the exposure could create substantial privacy, fraud and aviation-sector security risks.

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  1. 220 Million Passenger Records Exposed: How Default Credentials and Misconfigurations Opened a Nine-Year Window Into Global Air Travel ↗webpronews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 11:47 AM UTC

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