Manchester Airports Group cyberattack exposed data from 8.7 million customers
A cyberattack on Manchester Airports Group reportedly involved the exposure of records belonging to 8.7 million customers. Experts are assessing how the attack occurred and what information was compromised.
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Why it matters
The scale of the exposed customer dataset creates substantial privacy, fraud and operational-security risks.
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