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Hackers Leak Millions of Airport Passenger Records After Ransom Refusal

An extortion group known as FulcrumSec has leaked the personal data of 8.8 million individuals after Manchester Airports Group (MAG) refused to pay a ransom. The stolen information, which includes email addresses, phone numbers, and vehicle registration details, was sourced from a third-party database and related to parking, lounge, and Wi-Fi bookings. MAG has stated that airport operations and security were unaffected, and payment card data was not compromised.