When attempting to open the website on September 16, 2026, the following message appeared: 'DATASUCKERS hacked TEZ TOUR. All servers have been compromised. Extracted and destroyed: 45,398,685 booking records, 21,515,914 tour orders, 52,176,283 hotel bookings, and 252,300,000 financial transactions. Total: 395,500,000 records — irretrievably lost.' The truth of these statements was verified directly with the operator.

What happened?

The hackers claimed: 'The company no longer has access

However, according to a Tez Tour representative, no signs of tourist and partner data leakage have been detected.

— Immediately after detecting unauthorized activity, necessary measures were taken to localize the incident and protect information systems. Currently, no signs of compromise of tourist and partner data have been identified. The company's ERP system was promptly isolated and remained unaffected.

The manager emphasized that current bookings remain intact, and obligations to tourists and partners are being fulfilled in normal mode: "Specialists are conducting a comprehensive infrastructure check and determining the causes of the incident. Service restoration will be carried out stepwise after passing the necessary security checks."

Added

We turned to a lawyer to find out how clients are protected in cases where their data leaks online. Here’s what Ivan Raykevich, a board member of the consumer rights protection public association, pointed out:

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