Nashaniva Tez Tour Hacked: 395 Million Records Compromised
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- •395.5 million records claimed compromised by hackers.
- •Tez Tour's website displays a message indicating the company's closure.
- •Hackers assert that restoration of data is impossible.
The Belarusian website of Tez Tour, a major international tour operator, was hacked by the DATASUCKERS group on September 15, 2026. Hackers claim to have accessed and destroyed 395.5 million records, including 45 million booking records and 252 million financial transactions. The hackers announced that personal data such as passports, bank card details, and contact information are now in their possession, and restoration of the data is deemed impossible. Users visiting teztour.by are met with a black screen stating the company has ceased operations. Despite the severity of the breach, Tez Tour's call center downplayed the incident, claiming technical work was ongoing and assuring clients that no data leak occurred. This incident follows previous legal troubles for Tez Tour, including a criminal case for tax evasion initiated by the Minsk Prosecutor's Office earlier this year.
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