The hack occurred on Wednesday at 12:00 UTC, with stolen funds routed through TRON and Ethereum addresses before being converted to TRX and ETH via the SunSwap decentralized exchange.
Almost 5 million individuals who stayed at more than 170 hotels around the world had their data exposed following the compromise of Spanish automated check-in service Chekin and Austrian hotel management software Gastrodat, according to Cybernews.
Major U.S. adult nightclub and sports bar operator RCI Hospitality Holdings had the personal information of "numerous" independent contractors exposed following the exploitation of an insecure direct object reference flaw impacting one of its IIS servers, according to SecurityWeek.
AI staffing company Mercor is facing at least four class-action lawsuits, alleging that the recent exploit of the open-source AI platform interface LiteLLM that affected its systems resulted in damages, according to HR Dive.
The breach involved unauthorized access to booking information, potentially exposing full names, email addresses, postal addresses, phone numbers, and communications between users and property providers.
The breach, detected and stopped within minutes by Basic-Fit's system monitoring, allowed attackers to exfiltrate data including full names, physical addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, and bank account details.
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