Portugal’s TAP Says Hackers Stole, Published Passengers’ Personal Data

Portugal’s TAP Says Hackers Stole, Published Passengers’ Personal Data
A TAP Air Portugal aircraft takes off from Dublin Airport in Dublin on March 26, 2021. Clodagh Kilcoyne/Reuters
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LISBON—Portugal’s flag carrier TAP told customers on Thursday that hackers had stolen some of their personal data and published it on the dark web, although the state-owed airline said all payment details appeared to be safe.

TAP said in a letter to customers the cyber attack last month obtained from its servers people’s names, nationalities, email and home addresses, phone contacts and frequent flier numbers.