UN aviation agency says almost 12,000 people affected by release of data

by Aurelia Butler 10 January 2025, 21:51 39 Views

The International Civil Aviation Organization this week reported a security incident, saying a threat actor known as Natohub claimed to have released 42,000 records.

“After completing careful review of the data, ICAO can now confirm that 11,929 individuals are affected. ICAO is now reaching out to these individuals,” it said in a statement.

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UN aviation agency says almost 12,000 people affected by release of data

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