Data of millions of passengers leaked.
Millions of Air India customers have had their information leaked in a major cyber attack.
The airline says the attack on its data servers has affected around 4.5 million customers around the world.
The breach was first reported to the company in February.
It asked all its customers to change the passwords to their accounts on its website.
Massive Air India data breach, involved personal data registered b/w 26th Aug 2011 & 3rd Feb 2021, with details including name, DOB, contact info, passport info, ticket info, Star Alliance & Air India frequent flyer data (no passwords data affected) & credit cards data: Air India
— ANI (@ANI) May 21, 2021

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