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Data breach hits luxury hotels in Tasmania, with guest details at risk of theft by ‘third party’

Posted on November 2, 2018 by Dissent

Tamara Glumac reports:

Guests of two of Tasmania’s luxury hotels have been told their personal data “may have been accessed by an unauthorised third party”, with the company — casino giant Federal Group — telling people emails sent from the resorts may be bogus.

The company has written to past guests of Hobart’s Henry Jones Art Hotel and Saffire Freycinet, on Tasmania’s east coast, informing them of the breach, in which the names, email addresses, physical addresses and telephone numbers of customers may have been accessed.

Read more on ABC (AU).

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