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2020
2020
易捷航空披露影响客户数据的网络攻击
问题披露
易捷航空披露,一次网络攻击获取了约900万名客户的电子邮件和旅行信息,以及2000多名客户的信用卡信息。公司表示,个人信息似乎未被滥用。
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持续披露 — easyJet
we are contacting those customers whose travel information was accessed and we are advising them to be extra vigilant, particularly if they receive unsolicited communications.
调查 — easyJet
It has engaged leading forensic experts to investigate the issue
道歉 — easyJet
We would like to apologise to those customers who have been affected by this incident
来源摘录
Easyjet has given notice of a massive data breach in which some nine million customers have had their names and email addresses accessed. The airline says that only “a very small subset of customers (2,208)” have also had their credit card details accessed.
As soon as we became aware of the attack, we took immediate steps to respond to and manage the incident and engaged leading forensic experts to investigate the issue. We also notified the National Cyber Security Centre and the ICO. We have closed off this unauthorised access.
A cyber attack on British airline easyJet accessed the email and travel details of around nine million customers, as well as the credit card details of more than 2,000 of them, it said on Tuesday.
2020
女性因涉嫌性别歧视起诉 easyJet
提起诉讼
Melanie Wolfson 起诉 easyJet,称航空公司员工要求她换座,以迁就不愿坐在女性旁边的极端正统派犹太男性。她索赔近2万美元;航空公司表示不会基于任何理由歧视。
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否认 — easyJet
we do not discriminate on any grounds.
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A woman is suing easyJet after she was asked to move seats as ultra-Orthodox Jewish men didn’t want to sit beside a female passenger.
we do not discriminate on any grounds.
Wolfson decided to sue the airline for a violation of Israeli law and is claiming close to $20,000 compensation.
2020
因要求女性乘客换座而对易捷航空提起诉讼
提起诉讼
一名英以女性对易捷航空提起诉讼,称该航空公司在两次航班上要求她换座,原因是哈雷迪男性不愿坐在女性旁边。据报道,诉讼于文章发布前一周提起。报道未说明诉讼结果或航空公司的回应。
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A British-Israeli woman is suing the budget airline EasyJet for asking her to change seats on two separate flights because a haredi man preferred not to sit next to a woman.
The lawsuit was filed last week on behalf of Tel Aviv resident Melanie Wolfson, 38, by the Israel Religious Action Center, a division of the Reform movement in Israel, Haaretz first reported.
2020
工会指称易捷航空可能将飞行员病假记录纳入裁员标准
问题披露
在围绕裁员标准的争议中,工会 Balpa 指称易捷航空打算在决定裁员人选时使用飞行员的病假记录,并称这种做法可能危及安全。易捷航空表示一般缺勤情况可能纳入评估,否认病假会是关键因素,并称相关提案仍处于早期阶段。争议焦点在于病假记录可能如何影响裁员决定,以及航空公司对相关提案仍属初步阶段的表述。
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否认 — EasyJet
澄清 — EasyJet
It is not true to say that sickness is a key component of the proposals. We have put forward a full range of criteria, including absence, for discussion with the union
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EasyJet has been accused of intending to use pilots' sickness records when drawing up plans for over 700 job cuts.
The Balpa pilots' union said it was "unnecessary and wrong", claiming the airline was risking safety because unwell staff would report for work.
The pilots’ union has branded proposals by easyJet to use sick days as a factor when deciding who to axe as part of its wave of redundancies as “unnecessary and wrong”.
2020
北爱尔兰easyJet客户提起集体诉讼
提起诉讼
代表北爱尔兰50多名客户的律师对easyJet启动集体诉讼,指控其在数据泄露事件中违反隐私和数据保护义务。
来源摘录
But lawyers representing more than 50 customers in Northern Ireland have begun a group litigation against the airline.
Last week easyJet announced it had been the target of a "highly sophisticated cyber-attack".
Email addresses and travel details of nine million customers were exposed, with more than 2,200 also having their credit card details accessed.
2020
easyJet披露网络攻击及数据泄露事件
问题披露
easyJet宣布遭遇网络攻击和数据泄露,约900万名客户受到影响;据称约2,200人的支付信息可能被窃取。报道指出,easyJet已警告受影响客户提防可能的网络钓鱼攻击。
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持续披露 — easyJet
The airline announced the breach on 19 May but has said that it will notify everyone affected by 26 May.
来源摘录
The company has gone public to warn the nine million people affected that they could be targeted by phishing attacks.
The airline announced the breach on 19 May but has said that it will notify everyone affected by 26 May.
The hack, which easyJet described as a ‘highly sophisticated cyberattack’, has affected approximately nine million customers, although only around 2,200 of those are believed to have had their payment details stolen.