Marriott data breach could aid espionage and identity theft
A massive breach at Starwood properties now part of Marriott exposed data on up to 500 million guests over four years. It includes credit card numbers, passport data, birthdates, addresses and reservation details. Experts warn the information could enable espionage, fraud, and targeted home burglaries, with officials launching inquiries and urging monitoring for identity theft.
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