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A Booking.com spokesman said: "While this breach was not on Booking.com, we understand the seriousness for those impacted, which is why our teams work diligentl
by AndyMcConachie 3y ago
A Booking.com spokesman said: "While this breach was not on Booking.com, we understand the seriousness for those impacted, which is why our teams work diligently to support our partners in securing their systems as quickly as possible and helping any potentially impacted customers accordingly, including with recovering any lost funds."
I call BS. It's Booking.com's responsibility to ensure that the people logging into their portal are the actual hoteliers. Time to mandate 2FA.
- brookst 3y agoWhat would 2FA do to stop malware installed on hoteliers' computers?
- r00fus 3y agoNothing. However 2FA could prevent those hackers from being able to login to booking.com using stolen credentials and perpetrating this scam.
- ponector 3y agoBooking responsible only for payments. They will do nothing except of refund if you are scammed by hotel with false advertising.