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Vacation Plans Could Turn Into Identity Theft: Nearly 120 Million Travelers' Data Exposed on the Dark Web

Summary by lrytas.lt
The latest research into products developed by tech unicorn Nord Security reveals that travelers' personal data is at risk across the entire travel industry chain - from frequent data leaks from bookings and tour operators to rare but large-scale airline incidents.
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Booking a flight, hiring a hotel or buying an excursion can become a threat to your privacy. NordVPN and Saily research identifies 119.4 million passenger records exposed in 494 data leaks related to the tourism sector.

The latest research into products developed by tech unicorn Nord Security reveals that travelers' personal data is at risk across the entire travel industry chain - from frequent data leaks from bookings and tour operators to rare but large-scale airline incidents.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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lrytas.lt broke the news in Vilnius, Lithuania on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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