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More than 1500 BNZ customer’s confidential information compromised in data glitch

Posted on August 26, 2016 by Dissent

Emily van Velthooven reports:

A Waikato woman, who chose to remain anonymous, contacted ONE News claiming she had received an email from BNZ disclosing bank information for a local business.

She says she received an email on Tuesday morning listing the account details of a large business.

“It had the date, bank account names, balances, available credit all of that stuff. It was bizarre!” she said.

The woman immediately called BNZ and said the support person “couldn’t give a crap”.

Yes, entities frequently don’t give a crap until they start getting really bad press, when they suddenly do give a crap….

Read more on TV NZ.

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