The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), a United Nations agency that defines international operating standards for civil aviation, has confirmed it’s investigating a cybersecurity incident.

The United Nations' aviation agency is investigating reports of a "potential information security incident," the organization said in a brief post to its website.

The United Nations’ aviation agency has confirmed that a hacker accessed thousands of records after compromising its internal recruitment database.

On Monday, the United Nations' International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) announced it was investigating what it described as a "reported security incident."

The UN's civil aviation agency, ICAO, is investigating a potential security incident after claims emerged that 42,000 records were stolen. The agency suspects a known threat actor behind the breach targeting international organizations and emphasizes ongoing efforts to enhance security post-2016 hack.

The United Nations' civil aviation agency is investigating reports of a "potential information security incident" following a claim that tens of thousands of its records had been stolen.

The U.N. aviation agency ICAO experienced a data security incident where over 42,000 recruitment application records were allegedly released. The breach does not impact aviation safety or security systems.

Various data points compromised but no risk to flight security The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the United Nations' aviation agency, has confirmed to The Register that a cyber crim did indeed steal 42,