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TripAdvisor’s Viator Notifies 1.4 Million Customers about Site and Mobile Data Breach

Posted on September 19, 2014 by Dissent

Dennis Schaal reports:

Viator, the tours and activities provider acquired by TripAdvisor this summer, is notifying 1.4 million customers that a data breach affecting its websites and mobile offerings may have compromised their credit and debit card numbers, email addresses, and other personal information.

Viator posted notices online September 19 about the breach, although the company learned of a problem 17 days’ earlier when its payment card service provider informed Viator about unauthorized charges on “a number” of customers’ credit cards.

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1 thought on “TripAdvisor’s Viator Notifies 1.4 Million Customers about Site and Mobile Data Breach”

  1. moe says:
    September 23, 2014 at 2:24 am

    I only found out about this today, 23rd Sepember! Not happy.

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