Cybersecuritynews Phishing Campaign Targets Booking.com Partners and Customers
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A new phishing campaign themed around Booking.com is targeting both partners and customers, aiming to steal sensitive data and money. The attacks often begin with messages sent to hotel reservation or support mailboxes, prompting staff to click on malicious links, which can lead to payment fraud and card exposure.
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2026-02-18
Phishing campaign reported targeting Booking.com partners and customers
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