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British Airways warns that a further 185,000 customers were hit by security breach

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26 October 2018 •

British Airways warns that a further 185,000 customers were hit by security breach

Credit card details of a further 185,000 customers almost certainly compromised in BA payments hack in August

British Airways has admitted that the personal details of a further 185,000 customers may have been compromised in its August data breach - and that their credit details were almost certainly compromised,...

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