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Nearly two million Quest Apartment Hotels customers affected by data breach

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by SBS•Sep 18, 2026•1 views•
Nearly two million Quest Apartment Hotels customers affected by data breach
Experts say the incident raises fresh questions about how long companies are retaining customer data for.
In brief Quest Apartment Hotels says the information of nearly two millions customers was compromised in a data breach. The data includes credit card, passport, and Medicare numbers. Personal information of nearly two million Quest Apartment Hotels c... [3940 chars]
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