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Discovery Parks customers targeted in phishing linked to booking software

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 06:32 · Archive

Discovery Parks customers received fraudulent emails and WhatsApp messages impersonating bookings after a security breach at software provider RMS.

Discovery Parks has warned Australian customers of a cyber security incident involving fraudulent emails and WhatsApp messages relating to accommodation bookings. The messages were designed to impersonate legitimate bookings and payments, with links to external websites requesting payment or personal information.

The company stated there is no evidence that Discovery Parks' own systems, infrastructure or customer databases have been compromised. Instead, the phishing activity is linked to a security incident affecting RMS, a software provider that supports bookings and reservation management for accommodation businesses.

Customers who clicked on links in the fraudulent messages and provided bank details were advised to immediately contact their bank, follow its advice and monitor for unusual activity. They were also told to update their passwords. Discovery Parks is working with RMS to understand what occurred and monitor for further impacts, with both companies continuing their investigations.

Discovery Parks customers targeted in phishing linked to booking software
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