Marriott / Starwood 2018 breach: what to do next
Verify travel messages directly
Check a booking through the hotel or airline’s known app or website. If your own notice identifies a passport number, ask the issuing authority about the appropriate next step before replacing a document.
Read the action guideWhat was reported
The FTC complaint describes the Starwood guest-reservation breach announced in 2018. It alleges exposure of guest contact details, passport information and reservation data, including stays and some flight information.
Selected reported fields. This is not confirmation that your information was involved.
What matters here
This page concerns the reservation incident discussed in the complaint, not every Marriott incident. Travel details can make a fake hotel or itinerary message sound credible; they do not establish that anyone is tracking you now.
Sources & context
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Public information, not a personal exposure check. A historical record does not establish current account access or a completed removal.