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Hackers breach Warrick Co. bank accounts

Posted on September 11, 2009 by Dissent

Nicole DiDonato reports:

Cyber thieves have recently hacked their way into dozens of online bank accounts in Warrick County. Investigators said that it happened to customers of People’s Saving and Trust Bank in Boonville (Indiana).

The breach is not being done inside the bank itself, but rather to the company that services their customer’s debit cards. It’s been happening since the first of the month.

[…]

The Warrick County Sheriff’s office said that cyber thieves hacked into the server that provides debit cards for customers of People’s Savings and Trust Bank.

Read more on WFIE.

Note: I’m not sure that the news story has the correct bank name. It may be People’s Trust and Savings Bank. — Dissent

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