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Image courtesy by QUE.com A breach at Amadeus, the travel technology giant whose software sits behind the reservation, ticketing and check-in systems of hundreds of airlines, is turning into one of the widest third-party incidents the aviation industry has seen this year. On Tuesday, Singapore Airlines became the latest carrier to confirm exposure, saying about 46,000 of its booking records were accessed. It joins Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways, Cathay Pacific, Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jin Air and Malaysia Airlines…
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Upgrade this serverImage courtesy by QUE.com A breach at Amadeus, the travel technology giant whose software sits behind the reservation, ticketing and check-in systems of hundreds of airlines, is turning into one of the widest third-party incidents the aviation industry has seen this year. On Tuesday, Singapore Airlines became the latest carrier to confirm exposure, saying about 46,000 of its booking records were accessed. It joins Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways, Cathay Pacific, Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jin Air and Malaysia Airlines on a growing list of carriers that have disclosed impact over the past…
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