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VA: Union First Market Bank deactivates thousands of ATM cards after security breach

Posted on December 16, 2014 by Dissent

Melissa Hippolit reports:

The ATM bank cards of roughly 3,000 Union First Market Bank customers have been deactivated since Thursday, after a security breach.

[…]

Union First Market Bank spokesperson Bill Cimino said this particular breach forced the bank to take action immediately.

He said the thieves are stealing people’s ATM cards and pin numbers by putting  a device on the ATM machine that records that information.

[…]

Cimino said the breach has affected other banks as well, and the FBI is now investigating.

Read more on WTVR.


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