over 30 in over 30 hotel websites unintentionally leak guests’ booking and personal data to third -party sites, such as analytics and marketing companies, a Symantec study of 54 hotel websites across three countries has revealed. Symantec said Marriott was not included in the study. Information included names, credit card details, email addresses and passport numbers. Details are usually revealed when hotels send confirmation emails with a link that contains booking information, with a reference code that could be shared with Two service providers. The research follows Marriott International’s recent disclosure of a significant data breach. Marriott was not included in the Symantec study.
over 30 in over 30 hotel websites unintentionally leak guests’ booking and personal data to third -party sites, such as analytics and marketing companies, a Symantec study of 54 hotel websites across three countries has revealed. Information included names, credit card details, email addresses and passport numbers. Details are usually revealed when hotels send confirmation emails with a link that contains booking information, with a reference code that could be shared with Two service providers. The research follows Marriott International’s recent disclosure of a significant data breach. Marriott was not included in the Symantec study.