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Air India passenger data breach reveals SITA hack worse than first thought – TechCrunch
Three months after air transport data giant SITA reported a data breach, we are still learning about the damage. Air India said this week that personal data of about 4.5 million passengers had been compromised following the incident at SITA, Indian flag carrier airline’s data processor. The stolen information included passengers’ names, credit card details,…
Singapore, US Agree to Cooperate on Cyber, Climate Risk
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Critical Vulnerability in Cosmos DB Affects Microsoft Azure Customers
Microsoft Azure customers have been informed of a newly found critical bug in Cosmos DB that enables intruders to remotely take control over databases by giving them complete admin access with no authorization requested. Anyone can read, change, or delete databases as they please, according to Microsoft. What Happened? This month, cybersecurity researchers at the…
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App Stores Remove Ride-Hailing Giant Didi Chuxing
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