Park’N Fly data breach: 1M Canadian customers hit, company says [Video]

A popular airport parking service is warning approximately one million Canadian customers that their personal information may have been compromised in a widespread data breach last month.

In a statement to CTV News Toronto on Monday, Park’N Fly confirmed that a third-party had breached its networks through an unauthorized remote VPN sometime between July 11 and 13. The company’s platforms were fully restored within five days of the incident, it said.

The leaked information included the names, email and mailing addresses, and Aeroplan and CAA numbers of approximately one million customers, the statement said. Customers’ credit card and payment information, along with passwords, were not stored on the compromised server and were therefore not impacted, it said.

On Monday, more than three weeks after discovering the breach, Park’N Fly notified customers that their information had been compromised.

“On August 1, 2024, we determined that some of your personal information was …