British Airways has made significant revisions to its account of how many payments may have been compromised in a card-skimming breach the airline reported last month. Additional incidents have been discovered, but the original reported exposure was smaller than announced, the company said. The company said on Thursday that it identified an additional window of time when payments were exposed by hackers, and is freshly notifying about 185,000 affected accounts. Of the new number, the airline says that 77,000 card holders had basic billing information as well as card number, expiration date and CVV (the security code usually on the back of the card) exposed. The other 108,000 did not have the CVV exposed. The airline says the newly identified incidents involve rewards bookings between April 21 and July 28. Those dates are separate from British Airways’ initial disclosure last month. British Airways said at the initial disclosure in September that it notified 380,000 customers of the […]
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