Hackers Breached an Airline as Known Vulnerabilities Went Unpatched. Now Another Gang Claims It Hacked Them, Too. (Corrected)
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Frontier Airlines faced multiple security failures this year: a researcher (BobDaHacker) disclosed API and client‑side vulnerabilities that exposed full booking objects (accessible with only a PNR + last name) and plaintext Known Traveler Numbers in rendered JavaScript; a separate confirmed breach (May–June) allegedly exfiltrated employee and passenger PII including SSNs, passport numbers, KTNs, and payment/driver’s license data with notifications sent in July; and a dark‑web group (ExfilSquad) later claimed a ~43 GB/2.4M‑record dump from Microsoft Power Apps/Dynamics 365 misconfigurations, giving Frontier until Aug 5 to respond.
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