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NC: Hackers Steal Critical Customer Data From Bank Of Oak Ridge

Posted on July 11, 2021 by Dissent

Scott D. Yost reports:

Social Security numbers. Bank account numbers.  Dates of birth. Driver’s license numbers.

Customers of the Bank of Oak Ridge have had all that information exposed due to a security breach.  Hackers have hit the bank and unknown or undisclosed numbers of customers have had key data stolen.

A letter informing customers whom the bank believes were affected reached many of them on Friday, July 9 and informed them of the distressing news.  In addition to the corresponding names, the hacker or hackers got vitally important data such as social security numbers and bank account numbers.

Read more on Rhino Times.


Update: This breach was reported to the Maine Attorney General’s Office as impacting 19,865 customers.

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