Neville Graham reports:
With no indication of the extent of a data breach and cyberattack at investment firm Mayberry, the company yesterday urged clients to take immediate steps to protect themselves “against any possible adverse consequences”.
In its second notice to its clients since Friday night, Mayberry yesterday asked them to actively monitor all accounts and contact their financial institution if they notice any suspicious and/or unusual activity. They were also asked to change passwords to all accounts that they operate.
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Mayberry says the data breach resulted in unauthorised access and the stealing of data to include personal data. The company also confirmed that some clients data has been put on the dark web, an area of the Internet where fraudsters lurk as they trade in stolen data to the highest bidder.
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