Keisei Skyliner Reservation System Hacked, Up to 3.37 Million Records at Risk
Keisei Electric Railway has suspended online seat reservations for its Skyliner express service connecting central Tokyo with Narita Airport after a cyberattack potentially exposed up to 3.37 million personal information records, with no indication of when the booking system will resume operations. (News On Japan)
Keisei Electric Railway has temporarily halted online seat reservations for its Skyliner express service, which links central Tokyo with Narita Airport. This suspension occurred following a cyberattack that potentially exposed up to 3.37 million personal information records, including names, phone numbers, and email addresses. No timetable has been set for the resumption of the booking system. Passengers must now purchase tickets through ticket vending machines or at railway stations.
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