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Public Employees Retirement Association of New Mexico alerts 100,000 members after computer with their financial info stolen from auditor

Posted on June 15, 2012 by Dissent

Uh oh. The Associated Press reports that the Public Employees Retirement Association of New Mexico is notifying about 100,000 active and retired members about a possible security breach after a computer was stolen from an employee of its third-party auditor.

The computer may have contained PERA member information including names, addresses, financial institution routing numbers, account types, account numbers, payment amounts and PERA identification numbers.

Read more on News Channel 10. There’s no notice up on PERA’s site at the time of this posting.


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