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Overview
Over nine million people had their personal information hacked in the EasyJet data breach. Lawyers believe the cyberattack left customers vulnerable to scams and phishing attacks.
Further exacerbating the situation, despite the airline’s awareness of the breach in January 2020, it allegedly neglected to notify all affected customers until late May. According to legal experts, this failure to promptly inform individuals that their data might be compromised put them at additional risk throughout those five months.
Are you affected? If so, you could be due compensation.
EasyJet Data Breach – At a glance
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In May 2020, EasyJet admitted that a “highly sophisticated cyber-attack” had affected approximately nine million customers. The breach involved customers who had booked flights from 17 October 2019 to 4 March 2020.
The following personal data was compromised:
EasyJet has contacted all affected customers. If you have not received this notification, it is unlikely that your data was compromised in the attack. Our simple eligibility checker provides instant clarity.
Have you been notified that your data was involved in the EasyJet data breach? If yes, you could have a NO-WIN, NO- FEE compensation claim. Our simple eligibility checker provides instant clarity. Answer a few straightforward questions, and you’ll know if you could qualify for an EasyJet data breach group action claim.
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August 2023
The UK’s data protection watchdog (the ICO) terminated its investigation into the EasyJet data breach blaming “limited legal and investigative resources”. Without a fine from the ICO, the only way EasyJet will be held to account for its security failures is through group action compensation claims.
May 2020
EasyJet publicly confirmed it had been the target of an attack. The airline admitted that nine million customers were impacted by the data breach and informed all affected customers by the end of the month.
April 2020
EasyJet contacted those customers whose credit and debit card details were accessed in the breach. It did not let its other customers know about the hack at this time.
January 2020
EasyJet discovered it had experienced a cyberattack and began investigating the breach.
We’ll provide more updates on the EasyJet data breach as they occur.
If you are an EasyJet customer, your data may have been exposed.
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