Cybersecurity

Manchester Airport Breach: What 8.7M Customers Should Do

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Personal data from approximately 8.7 million Manchester Airports Group customers has been leaked, potentially enabling more convincing phishing scams targeting travelers. This breach includes sensitive information like travel history and vehicle details but excludes payment data. Developers and tech professionals should advise users to verify any unexpected airport-related communications and monitor for unusual account activity.

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