US EditionItalian hotels breached en masse since June, gov confirms
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New stage in the rise of cybercrime. This time in Italy. Tens of thousands of tourist identity papers scans were stolen on Italian hotel servers and put on sale on the dark web, alerted the Italian Digital Agency on Thursday, August 14.
Several thousand high-resolution scans of identity documents were stolen from customers when they were registered.
A hacker stole more than 100,000 high-resolution copies of identity documents made when customers arrived in these hotels.
The Italian digital agency evokes nearly 100,000 stolen documents.
Italian Hotels Breached For Tens Of Thousands Of Scanned IDs - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News
The Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) for Italy’s “Agenzia per l’Italia Digitale” (AGID) issued a warning that cybercriminals are selling stolen identity documents from hotels operating in Italy. This summer, a criminal hacker group named “mydocs” infiltrated the booking systems of at least ten Italian hotels, stealing high-resolution scans of ID documents, including passports and national ID cards, provided by guests during check-in. Thes…
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