Hacker stole Hilton Hotel database that contained the data of about 500,000 loyalty programme members

News01 Feb 2023

Hilton Hotel has admitted that as many as 500,000 Hilton Honors accounts were compromised after a hacker reportedly stole a database of 3.7 million records from the company’s network and uploaded it on a dark web forum.

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