Between Aug. 21 and Sept. 5, thousands of British Airways customers who used a credit or debit card to make a reward flight booking had their personal and payment card’s information hacked, the airline announced.

By Oct. 26, British Airways declared that fewer payment cards than originally announced were impacted, skimming the total to 244,000 from 380,000. But for some customers, information stolen included their name, billing and email addresses and their debit and credit cards’ number, expiration date and CVV security code. 

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