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Scam WhatsApp re: Hotel de la Source - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK

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YOUR RESEARCHScam WhatsApp re: Hotel de la Source - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK

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Use third-party booking system

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They appear to use a third-party booking system, so I suspect that that’s been hacked.

Scam WhatsApp re: Hotel de la Source - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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Use windows notepad?) or emails

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Sounds like someone got into their booking system (or whatever they use, Windows Notepad?) or emails.

Scam WhatsApp re: Hotel de la Source - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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Use third-party booking system

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Suggestion · Original poster

They appear to use a third-party booking system, so I suspect that that’s been hacked.

Scam WhatsApp re: Hotel de la Source - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK

Use windows notepad?) or emails

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Suggestion

Sounds like someone got into their booking system (or whatever they use, Windows Notepad?) or emails.

Scam WhatsApp re: Hotel de la Source - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

If you're planning to go to Spa this summer, and have a reservation at Hotel de la Source: I received a WhatsApp message last night purporting to be from the Hotel de la Source reservation system. It had my correct details (name, reservation number, start/end of stay) and asking me to click on a link to update/confirm the reservation, This is a scam/phishing message, so please be careful! In my case it's for the 15/16 september (RSR track day). Michael

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The title should obviously be "Scam" not scan....

POST 3Original post

Sounds like someone got into their booking system (or whatever they use, Windows Notepad?) or emails. Perhaps worth a check if in case it's your end.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

They appear to use a third-party booking system, so I suspect that that’s been hacked. I suppose that the breach could be at my end, though I don’t think so, as I monitor my devices and systems fairly closely.

POST 5Original post

Currently on hols touring Champagne region. Have had two of these WhatsApp messages for different hotels. Very nearly fell for the first one as I was busy doing something else and nearly re-entered my card details 😳

POST 6Original post

I believe this is related to Booking.com. It can affect any hotel that allows rooms to be booked booking.com. Seems their booking system extracts way more information than it should, so sees all bookings made with the hotel and it is this that’s been compromised.

POST 7Original post

I have also had this a few weeks ago in France. I also nearly got hooked in as I was in holiday mode but saved myself. It's from Booking.com details I am sure

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

supersport said: I believe this is related to Booking.com. It can affect any hotel that allows rooms to be booked booking.com. Seems their booking system extracts way more information than it should, so sees all bookings made with the hotel and it is this that s been compromised. Ah - thanks for the info! With all these aggregators sharing data all over the place you start to have way too many places where the data can leak...

POST 9Original post

Booking.com reported that they had been hacked and issued new access codes to some existing reservations ...

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