Data Up In The Air?

Passport numbers exposed, eh? Yup. Last week, our good neighbors to the North confirmed that 20,000 Air Canada customers’ accounts were hacked and information including names, emails, phone numbers and known traveler numbers were exposed. Good news for Air Canada customers is that credit card data seems to be safe. Still, if you fly the red maple leaf in the sky, you should probably reset your password in accordance with the airlines’ new, enhanced password encryption guidelines.

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