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Bremer Union Brauerei customer data potentially exposed

First reported · Last reported · 1 related reports

SpilloverSpillover from the ReserVision incident · View original incident →

A breach of booking service RESERViSiON raised concerns that Bremer Union Brauerei customers' names, contact details, booking information and some allergy information may have been exposed. Fraudulent emails using actual booking information to direct customers to fake websites requesting card details were also identified.

Key facts

Affected organisation
Bremer Union Brauerei
Original incident
Unauthorised access to ReserVision bookings leads to customer phishing
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
2026-11
Scale of damage
Potential exposure of customer names, contact details, booking information and some allergy information
Cause / method
Breach of booking service RESERViSiON
Location
Germany

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Timeline

  1. Potential exposure of customer data and fraudulent emails exploiting booking information were identified.

Original incident

This is spillover from the ReserVision incident.

  • Data breachReserVisionKnock-on victims: 2

    Unauthorised access to ReserVision bookings leads to customer phishing

    Impact: Personal information and booking details of restaurant and hotel guests

    Unauthorised access through customer accounts on reservation service ReserVision exposed the personal information and booking details of restaurant and hotel guests. The stolen information was used in phishing emails requesting payments or card details, and some businesses' actual email sending accounts were also misused.

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1 related reports

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