Hilton denies hack after data from 3.7 million Honors customer offered for sale

guest · Jan 25, 2023

By Jonathan Greig @jgreigj - January 25, 2023

Hotel giant Hilton denied that it has been hacked after cybercriminals claimed to have breached the company’s systems and stolen data related to 3.7 million customers.
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On Monday, hackers said they stole a database from 2017 consisting of information from customers enrolled in the Hilton Hotel Honors program. The information in the database includes names, Honors ID and Honors Tier as well as more specific data on reservations like check-in dates and more.

A Hilton spokesperson told The Record that while they do not believe they have been hacked, they are investigating the claims.

“Hilton is strongly committed to protecting guest information and maintaining the integrity of its systems. There is no evidence to suggest Hilton systems have been compromised, and we can confirm that no guest passwords, contacts or financial information have been disclosed,” the spokesperson said.
“We are investigating this report closely and taking all appropriate measures to ensure the continued security of our Hilton Honors members’ and guests’ information.”
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moredhelfinland · Jan 25, 2023

Oh yeah, typical situation when you buy all-in-one security solution. Idiots.

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