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Millions of Eurail User Records at Risk After Data Breach

Millions of Eurail User Records at Risk After Data Breach

Posted on February 17, 2026 By CWS

Recent revelations indicate that Eurail, the European rail pass provider, is facing serious cybersecurity challenges as hackers have offered customer data for sale. The revelation follows a data breach disclosed in January, where it was confirmed that personal details of customers, including order and travel reservation data, were compromised.

Details of the Data Breach

Eurail, headquartered in the Netherlands, initially informed the public that essential identity and contact information, including passport data, had been accessed by unauthorized parties. Those who obtained a Eurail pass or reserved seats through the company could potentially be impacted by this breach.

Complications arise for individuals with a DiscoverEU pass, as the compromised data extends to sensitive information such as passport copies, health details, and bank account numbers, further raising privacy concerns.

Data Sale on the Dark Web

In a recent update, Eurail confirmed the presence of stolen data on the dark web, with some samples being circulated on a Telegram channel. The company is currently investigating the scope of affected customers and the specific data involved.

Additional insights from SecurityWeek indicate that the data is also being listed on a surface web cybercrime site. The hackers assert that approximately 1.3 TB of data, including source code, support tickets, and database backups, was extracted from AWS S3, Zendesk, and GitLab.

Potential Impact and Future Outlook

The cybercriminals claim the breached database includes personal information for millions of Eurail and Interrail users, encompassing names, birth dates, contact information, and passport details. Negotiations with Eurail have reportedly stalled, with hackers threatening to release the data publicly if no buyer materializes.

SecurityWeek’s analysis uncovered several database files for sale, with records ranging from 50,000 to 17 million entries. As the situation develops, Eurail’s response and the security measures implemented will be critical in mitigating further risks.

This breach highlights the ongoing challenges in maintaining data security and the importance of robust cybersecurity practices for safeguarding sensitive customer information.

Security Week News Tags:AWS S3, customer data, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, dark web, data breach, data security, DiscoverEU, Eurail, GitLab, Hacking, interrail, Privacy, Security, Zendesk

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