Westjet Cybrants remains unresolved in a week, the airline says the operation is unaffected

Westjet says that a cyber attack that began last week remains unresolved, as questions about the nature and consequences of Breach.

The country’s second largest airline says that it is working to assess whether sensitive data or personal information of customers was compromised or not Hackers after accessing their internal systems.

An online advisor states that the attack, which was found at the end of the previous week, has not affected operations, but some customers may run in the Westjet website and the app “Stopping or errors”.

Spokesperson Josh Yets say investigation is going on in collaboration with law enforcement, but the company has not specified the type of incident, such as malware or ransomware attack.

The violations in the Alberta-based airline came just ahead of foreign leaders, who had gathered for the G7 Summit in Kananskis, Alta in the last weekend, although no direct links have been identified for the incident.

Airlines and airports have become increasingly popular for hackers, as their personal and financial data and global access makes their trowels for breathtaking targets.