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Legoland Japan announces potential personal data leak affecting 1,557 reservations

According to ITmedia NEWS, Legoland Japan announced on September 25 that an unauthorized access event on the external online booking platform used for the Legoland Japan Hotel's official reservation site may have exposed 1,557 reservations. The leaked data may include names, email addresses, and phone numbers, while access to credit card information, passwords, financial data, and passport details has not been confirmed. The company cautioned guests about potential phishing emails or SMS and stated that the hotel will not request additional payments via links in messages or emails.

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  1. 01Legoland Japan announced on September 25 that the external booking platform used for the Legoland Japan Hotel's official reservation site experienced unauthorized access.
  2. 02The potential leak involves 1,557 reservations, with names, email addresses, and phone numbers possibly exposed.
  3. 03Amadeus IT Group operates the booking platform involved in the incident.
  4. 04Legoland Japan says there is no evidence of access to credit card information, passwords, financial information, or passport data, and warns of possible phishing attempts.

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