Actor Claims to Offer 110GB of Data Allegedly Stolen from Gran Caribe Hotel Group
Summary
A seller using the name exfilar claims to offer a 110GB Gran Caribe Hotel Group dump, allegedly containing 26,094 guest passport records, employee files and corporate systems across eight Cuban properties. The claim is unverified.
Key points
- A seller using the name exfilar allegedly offers a 110GB data dump for $10,000.
- The listing claims the dump contains 26,094 guest records with passport details and travel information.
- Employee files may include salaries, bank details, identity numbers and home addresses, according to the listing.
- The claimed data also includes accounting, inventory, loyalty and guest internet systems.
- The listing says the data spans eight properties in Cuba; the breach claim is unverified.
Article Details
- Victim Organization
- Gran Caribe Hotel Group
- Incident Type
- Alleged data breach and sale of a data dump; the listing is unverified.
- Data Types Exposed
- Guest passport details
- Guest travel information
- Employee files, potentially including salaries, bank details, identity numbers, and home addresses
- Affected Records
- The unverified listing claims 26,094 guest records; no employee-record count is provided.
- Affected Data Size
- The listing claims the dump is 110 GB.
- Operational Impact
- The listing allegedly includes full corporate systems across eight Cuban properties, including accounting, inventory, loyalty, and guest internet systems. No operational disruption is confirmed.
- Ransom Or Extortion
- The alleged dump was offered for sale for $10,000; no ransom demand or extortion is reported.
- Claim Status
- claimed