Carnival Confirms 6 Million Customer Records Stolen in April Breach

7 articles · Updated · The Register · May 28

Carnival said 6 million customer records were stolen in an April cyberattack, confirming the scale of a breach tied to the ShinyHunters hacking group.
ShinyHunters was identified as the actor behind the intrusion, adding Carnival to a broader run of victims hit by the cybercriminal group this year.
The disclosure sharpens the impact on the travel and leisure company by quantifying the customer data exposed after weeks of uncertainty following the April breach.
The case underscores how large consumer-facing companies remain prime targets for mass data theft campaigns that can expose millions of records in a single incident.

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