India’s flagship airline Air India announced last month it was hit by a huge cyberattack, affecting as many as 4.5 million passengers. Their data, including passport information and some credit card details, had been compromised by unknown hackers. A cybersecurity company is now claiming, with “moderate” confidence, that a prolific Chinese government-sponsored espionage and cybercriminal group known as APT41 hacked Air India. It could be part of a wider campaign to snoop on the airline industry, according to Singapore-based Group-IB, which showed Forbes its findings on Thursday ahead of publication.
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