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Danny Lee

Alvin Lum

Cathay Pacific executives faced a two-hour grilling from Hong Kong lawmakers on Wednesday over a massive data breach that affected some 9.4 million customers. See our coverage of the proceedings below.




As it happened: Cathay Pacific boss apologises to people of Hong Kong for massive data breach

John Robert Slosar, chairman and executive director of Cathay Pacific (left), and Rupert Hogg, the airline’s CEO attend a hearing at Legco on the cyberattack that affected 9.4 million customers. Photo: Nora Tam

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(Left to right) John Robert Slosar, Chairman and Executive Director of Cathay Pacific Airways Limited, and Rupert Hogg, Chief Executive Officer of Cathay Pacific Airways attend the special meeting at the Legislative Council on the cyber attack that affected 9.4 million people.14NOV18. SCMP / Nora Tam

Constitutional minister Patrick Nip Tak-kuen speaks at the Legislative Council for the special meeting on the cyber attack that affected 9.4 million people. 14NOV18. SCMP / Nora Tam

Rupert Hogg (centre), Chief Executive Officer of Cathay Pacific Airways, meets the press after the special meeting at the Legislative Council on the cyber attack that affected Cathay Pacific customers.14NOV18. SCMP / Nora Tam

Cathay said there had been ‘no attempt to cover anything up’. Photo: Felix Wong

Management answered questions at Legislative Council about cyberattack that affected 9.4 million customers


Airline bosses answered questions from lawmakers at Legislative Council over cyberattack that affected 9.4 million customers.
