Trump's hotel chain faces another credit card system breach
(Reuters) — Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s string of luxury hotel properties, The Trump Hotel Collection, appears to be dealing with the second breach of its credit card systems in a year, KrebsonSecurity.com reported on Monday.
The company was investigating the claims, the blog reported.
The company could not be immediately reached.
The luxury hotel fell victim to a credit card breach in July.
The hotel industry has been hit by such breaches. Hyatt Hotels Corp. had reported a malware attack to steal payment card data in January while Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. had reported a breach in November.
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