2,348 alleged Booking.com customer records sold for $40 in Monero, breach unconfirmed
TechNadu · x · 2026-09-11
A threat actor is selling 2,348 records allegedly tied to Booking.com customers for just $40 in XMR (Monero). Sample records reportedly include card numbers, expiry dates, names and addresses.
There is no confirmation that Booking.com was breached or that its systems were the source; the seller's claims and dataset authenticity remain unverified.
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