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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Marriott International announced up to 500 million of its guests' information may have been accessed in a data breach.
Company officials said they first received alert of the hack in September.
The hack affected its Starwood guest reservation database. The company discovered unauthorized access since 2014 and that an "unauthorized party" had copied and encrypted information.
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