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A spokeswoman for Underwood’s office confirmed Friday morning that they were looking into the breach and that the company may have violated state law by not notifying the attorney general of the incident.
November 30, 2018 at 11:34 AM
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New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood is investigating a data breach that compromised the data of approximately 500 million persons who made reservations at Marriott International’s Starwood hotels.
A spokeswoman for Underwood’s office confirmed Friday morning that they were looking into the breach and that the company may have violated state law by not notifying the attorney general of the incident.
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