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Marriott CEO Apologises for Data Breach, Vows Improvements
Sorenson said there was evidence of an unauthorised party on the Starwood network since July 2014.
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Marriott Says Data Hack Smaller Than Assumed, Hit 5.25 Million Passports
Marriott disclosed Friday that fewer guests than originally thought were affected by a massive computer hacking attack but that more than five million passport numbers were stolen.
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US Investigators Point to China in Marriott Hack Affecting 500 Million Travellers
US government investigators increasingly believe that Chinese state hackers likely were responsible for the massive breach reported last month of Marriott's Starwood chain hotel reservation system.
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Massive Marriott Data Breach Traced To Chinese Hackers: Report
Hackers behind a massive breach at hotel group Marriott International Inc left clues suggesting they were working for a Chinese government intelligence gathering operation, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Starwood Data Breach: Clues in Marriott Hack Said to Implicate China
Marriott said last week that a hack that began four years ago had exposed the records of up to 500 million customers in its Starwood hotels reservation system.
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Starwood Data Breach: Marriott Will Pay for New Passports 'If Fraud Has Taken Place'
Experts and government officials have expressed concern that the passport numbers, in concert with the other personal data compromised by the hack, could pose serious risks of identity theft.
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Marriott's Starwood Data Breach: What You Should Do If You Were Affected
If you made a reservation with a Starwood hotel on or before September 10, the information you shared may have been stolen.
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Marriott Says Up to 500 Million Customers Impacted by Starwood Hack
Starwood brands include Sheraton, St. Regis, W, and Westin hotels.
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Marriott Says Massive Data Breach Impacted 500 Million Guests
Marriott International said on Friday that hackers illegally accessed its Starwood Hotels brand's reservation database since 2014, potentially exposing personal information on about 500 million guests.
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First US Chain Hotel In A Half-Century Opens In Cuba
Starwood Hotels on Tuesday took over management of a luxury hotel in central Havana, becoming the first big American hospitality chain with a presence on the island since the Cuban Revolution a half-century ago.
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The Latest Destination For China's Billions: US Hotels
A business group led by a Beijing insurance firm significantly raised on Monday its multibillion-dollar bid to buy Starwood Hotels & Resorts, one of the largest hotel companies in the United States, providing the latest example of Chinese interest in prime American real estate.
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Airbnb Reportedly Raises $1.5 Billion, Valued at $25.5 Billion
At $25.5 billion, Airbnb, which does not own a single hotel, would be worth more than hotel giants Marriott, Starwood, and Wyndham.
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Apple Watch to Launch Outside US in April, Reveals CEO Tim Cook: Reports
Panera Bread, Salesforce Enterprise, Starwood Hotels and many more are expected to work closely with Apple on the Watch.
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Credit card data breach targets Marriott, Sheraton, other hotels
A credit card data breach has been detected that exposed guests at certain Marriott, Holiday Inn, Sheraton and other hotel properties to theft, hotel management firm White Lodging Services Corp said on Monday.
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Marriott CEO Apologises for Data Breach, Vows Improvements
Sorenson said there was evidence of an unauthorised party on the Starwood network since July 2014.
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Marriott Says Data Hack Smaller Than Assumed, Hit 5.25 Million Passports
Marriott disclosed Friday that fewer guests than originally thought were affected by a massive computer hacking attack but that more than five million passport numbers were stolen.
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US Investigators Point to China in Marriott Hack Affecting 500 Million Travellers
US government investigators increasingly believe that Chinese state hackers likely were responsible for the massive breach reported last month of Marriott's Starwood chain hotel reservation system.
-
Massive Marriott Data Breach Traced To Chinese Hackers: Report
Hackers behind a massive breach at hotel group Marriott International Inc left clues suggesting they were working for a Chinese government intelligence gathering operation, according to sources familiar with the matter.
-
Starwood Data Breach: Clues in Marriott Hack Said to Implicate China
Marriott said last week that a hack that began four years ago had exposed the records of up to 500 million customers in its Starwood hotels reservation system.
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Starwood Data Breach: Marriott Will Pay for New Passports 'If Fraud Has Taken Place'
Experts and government officials have expressed concern that the passport numbers, in concert with the other personal data compromised by the hack, could pose serious risks of identity theft.
-
Marriott's Starwood Data Breach: What You Should Do If You Were Affected
If you made a reservation with a Starwood hotel on or before September 10, the information you shared may have been stolen.
-
Marriott Says Up to 500 Million Customers Impacted by Starwood Hack
Starwood brands include Sheraton, St. Regis, W, and Westin hotels.
-
Marriott Says Massive Data Breach Impacted 500 Million Guests
Marriott International said on Friday that hackers illegally accessed its Starwood Hotels brand's reservation database since 2014, potentially exposing personal information on about 500 million guests.
-
First US Chain Hotel In A Half-Century Opens In Cuba
Starwood Hotels on Tuesday took over management of a luxury hotel in central Havana, becoming the first big American hospitality chain with a presence on the island since the Cuban Revolution a half-century ago.
-
The Latest Destination For China's Billions: US Hotels
A business group led by a Beijing insurance firm significantly raised on Monday its multibillion-dollar bid to buy Starwood Hotels & Resorts, one of the largest hotel companies in the United States, providing the latest example of Chinese interest in prime American real estate.
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Airbnb Reportedly Raises $1.5 Billion, Valued at $25.5 Billion
At $25.5 billion, Airbnb, which does not own a single hotel, would be worth more than hotel giants Marriott, Starwood, and Wyndham.
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Apple Watch to Launch Outside US in April, Reveals CEO Tim Cook: Reports
Panera Bread, Salesforce Enterprise, Starwood Hotels and many more are expected to work closely with Apple on the Watch.
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Credit card data breach targets Marriott, Sheraton, other hotels
A credit card data breach has been detected that exposed guests at certain Marriott, Holiday Inn, Sheraton and other hotel properties to theft, hotel management firm White Lodging Services Corp said on Monday.
