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I agree, does this mean that they were able to successfully gain access to the Booking.com database to get those details, or was she just putting those claims o
by alexivanovs 12y ago
I agree, does this mean that they were able to successfully gain access to the Booking.com database to get those details, or was she just putting those claims out there for no apparent reason?
- weinzierl 12y agoThe article reads to me like hinting as much as possible into the direction of Booking.com being hacked without risking a libel suit. The only thing that doesn't fit into the picture is the last but one sentence: A spokesperson for Booking.com told Money Box the firm is working with police on how to prevent future phishing attacks. Who was the victim of a phishing attack here? Booking.com or their customers?
- throwaway2600 12y agoI suspect both: phish the hotel for login details to their admin interface for booking.com, then use those details to phish the customers.