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So, this morning I got an email from Singapore Airlines that my frequent flyer details have been compromised by the breach of some other Star Alliance member's SITA systems (interestingly, no other Star Alliance member has contacted me). Be on the lookout for target emails pretending to be your airline which have your accurate name, frequent flyer number, and tier status. Also be on the lookout for malicious actors using those details to try and change forward bookings or steal flight credits.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR KRISFLYER ACCOUNT
SITA, an information technology company providing passenger service systems, has informed Singapore Airlines of a data security breach involving their passenger service systems' (SITA PSS) servers. While Singapore Airlines is not a customer of the SITA PSS, another Star Alliance member airline is
All Star Alliance member airlines provide a restricted set of frequent flyer programme data to the alliance, which is then sent on to other member airlines to reside in their passenger service systems. This data transfer is necessary to enable the verification of membership tier status, and to accord to member airlines' customers the relevant benefits while travelling.
As a result, SITA has access to the restricted set of frequent flyer programme data for all 26 Star Alliance member airlines including Singapore Airlines.
We are contacting you as your KrisFlyer data was impacted by this breach of the SITA PSS server. The information involved is limited to your KrisFlyer membership name, membership number and tier status, which is the full extent of the frequent flyer data set that Singapore Airlines shares with other Star Alliance member airlines for this data transfer.
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