Manchester Airports Group

MAG's breach note names neither the entry point nor the attacker, only the wreckage: 8.7 million customers' emails, phone numbers, vehicle registration numbers, and postcodes, pulled from the car park, lounge, and wifi sign-up systems shared across Manchester, Stansted, and East Midlands. Three airports ran their ancillary bookings through one common system, so a single hole became a three-airport hole. MAG points out that no bank details were held there, as if a name, a plate number, and a postcode were not already enough to track someone.