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 i  Thursday September 06, 2018 @11:30PM (BeauHD)
 i  from the sorry-not-sorry dept.
 i
-i    Earlier  today, British Airways said credit card information of
-i    at  least  380,000  customers have been "compromised" in a data
-i    breach  that  occurred  between  August 21 and September 5. The
-i    information  stolen  includes  customer names, email addresses,
-i    home  addresses  and payment card information -- but not travel
-i    or  passport details. Sky News reports: In an email to affected
-i    customers,  BA said: "We're deeply sorry, but you may have been
-i    affected.  We  recommend  that  you contact your bank or credit
-i    card  provider and follow their recommended advice. We take the
-i    protection  of your personal information very seriously. Please
-i    accept  our  deepest  apologies for the worry and inconvenience
-i    that  this  criminal  activity has caused." The breach has been
-i    "resolved"  and  the website is "working normally," it said. In
-i    a  statement,  the  airline added: "We have notified the police
-i    and  relevant  authorities...  [and]  will continue to keep our
-i    customers  updated with the very latest information. We will be
+i    Earlier  today, British Airways said [1]credit card information
+i    of  at  least  380,000  customers  have been "compromised" in a
+i    data  breach  that  occurred between August 21 and September 5.
+i    The   information   stolen   includes   customer  names,  email
+i    addresses,  home  addresses and payment card information -- but
+i    not travel or passport details. Sky News reports:
+i    
+i    >  In  an  email  to affected customers, BA said: "We're deeply
+i    sorry,  but  you  may have been affected. We recommend that you
+i    contact  your  bank  or  credit  card provider and follow their
+i    recommended  advice.  We  take  the protection of your personal
+i    information   very   seriously.   Please   accept  our  deepest
+i    apologies  for  the  worry and inconvenience that this criminal
+i    activity  has  caused."  The breach has been "resolved" and the
+i    website  is  "working  normally,"  it said. In a statement, the
+i    airline  added:  "We  have  notified  the  police  and relevant
+i    authorities...  [and]  will  continue  to  keep  our  customers
+i    updated   with   the   very  latest  information.  We  will  be
 i    contacting   customers   and  will  manage  any  claims  on  an
 i    individual basis."
+i    
+i    
+i    
+i    [1] https://news.sky.com/story/ba-calls-in-police-over-custome-
+i    r-data-theft-from-website-11491980
 i