Up to 4.45 million accommodation bookings accessed in data breach

Up to 4.45 million accommodation bookings accessed in data breach
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A breach affecting up to about 4.45 million accommodation booking records was discovered after suspicious messages were sent to guests on September 21, with the compromised data including names, phone numbers, email addresses, hotel names, check‑in and check‑out dates and room rates but no credit‑card information.

The company responded by tightening access control and monitoring, completing fixes for the identified vulnerability, and commissioning an external security specialist to investigate, while also reporting the incident to the Personal Information Protection Commission and consulting the police.

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