Travel data of almost 500,000 users exposed in Daytrip leak
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Emma Walker
Travel site Daytrip experienced a data breach affecting up to 470,000 customers due to a leak from a third party vendor. The compromised data included personal information such as names, emails, and payment details, putting users at risk of identity theft and social engineering attacks. Daytrip has shut down the database and terminated ties with the vendor. The incident highlights the importance of stringent oversight of third parties. In case of exposure to breaches, individuals are advised to safeguard themselves against risks by changing passwords, using identity theft protection software, and being cautious of phishing scams. It is crucial for companies to have incident plans in place to rebuild trust and mitigate reputational damage post-breach.
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