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Beijing time February 15 news, according to Reuters, Scandinavian airline SAS (SAS. St) said on Tuesday night that its network had been hacked and urged customers not to use its applications, but later said the issue had been resolved.

According to news reports, the hacker attack paralyzed the company's website for some time and leaked customer information from its application. Karin Nyman, head of news at SAS, told Reuters in Georgia that the company was working to remedy attacks on its applications and websites.

"We can't say too much now because we are under attack." She said, adding that the application was working well at the time.

Earlier, she told the state news agency TT that logging in to the app risked getting error messages and urged customers not to use it for the time being. According to TT, users who try to log in to SAS apps log in to the wrong account and get other people's personal information.

According to the Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang, this is also happening to Norwegian customers. Many Swedish companies and organizations are also suspected of being subjected to cyber attacks recently.

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