Sabre Corporation, a $3.37 billion company that provides technology solutions to airline and hotel companies, has disclosed a breach of its Hospitality Solutions SynXis Central Reservations system, which may have exposed consumers' payment card data and personally identifiable information.
When the House recently voted to overturn a proposed ruling that would have limited internet service providers’ ability to share and sell customer data, cries of “foul” were heard.
Fitchburg, Mass. city officials reported that the Social Security numbers of 1,800 residents were compromised during a data breach that was discovered on April 14, but took place more than three years ago.
The two clinics, Harrisburg Endoscopy & Surgery Center and Harrisburg Gastroenterology, posted the same notices on their websites, saying that an unauthorized person "could potentially have accessed" data on their systems.
