Hilton Hotels admits point-of-sale malware hack
Credit card numbers, security codes. You name it, they got it
Hotels group Hilton Worldwide has finally admitted that its hotels were compromised in an attack in which its point-of-sale (PoS) terminals were compromised with malware. The malware was able to read...
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