skyticket May Have Leaked Personal Data Following Unauthorized Access

skyticket May Have Leaked Personal Data Following Unauthorized Access

Adventure has disclosed that its travel booking website, “skyticket,” was subject to unauthorized access by a third party, potentially resulting in the leakage of personal information.

The information potentially leaked includes registered or entered details: names (as shown on passports), dates of birth, email addresses, telephone numbers, postal codes and addresses (including street numbers), login passwords (in hashed form), and remitter names used for bank transfers. It does not include fields for which no information was registered or credit card information.

The company said that passwords could potentially be decrypted, and if decrypted, unauthorized parties may be able to log in to accounts and make reservations or perform other actions. It has suspended payments using saved credit cards and has also temporarily suspended the feature for saving credit card information.

The skyticket website is currently unavailable.

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