Centauro.net, a prominent vehicle rental company operating primarily in Spain, has allegedly been compromised, resulting in the potential exposure of 4.3 million customer records. The database, which was reportedly extracted just last week, is currently being advertised for sale, posing a significant privacy and identity theft risk to the affected customers.
According to the actor, the allegedly compromised data is stored in JSON format and includes:
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Full names (including first and second surnames)
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Email addresses
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Phone numbers
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Dates of birth
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Physical addresses (including street, city, province, and postal code)
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Driver’s license details (including number, issuing country, and expiration dates)
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Tax Identification Numbers (TIN)
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Gender and preferred language
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Account and booking statuses
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