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HSBC Bank USA Admits Breach Exposing Account Numbers And Transaction History

Posted on November 6, 2018 By Davey Winder

HSBC Bank USA has sent Notice of Data Breach letters to customers informing them account information may be at risk after breach

It appears that HSBC Bank has confirmed that an undisclosed number of customers may have had personal information exposed as a result of a data breach. David Bisson, an associate editor for security vendor Tripwire’s ‘The State of Security’ blog, reports  that the California Attorney General’s Office has received a copy of a templated letter sent to bank customers dated November 2nd.

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