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20,000 Taishin Int’l Bank clients’ data leaked

Posted on December 25, 2011 by Lee J

China Post has reported that police who seized computers in relation to a fraud ring have found that they had in possession 20,000 account details of clients from applications made in 2003-2005. It shows that even fi the data is old, hacker can still access it, access your information and it may still be useful for them. Among the victims is a New Taipei City councilor, named Cheng Chin-long, who said it would be a troublesome thing if their personal information was illegally utilized as surrogate accounts, because they would face a court’s questioning sessions as a result. Full story

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