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More on the BofA card-cancellations
From: Chris Walsh <cwalsh () cwalsh org>
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 09:39:10 -0600
From today's American Banker Online
(http://www.americanbanker.com/datasecurityscan.html [paywall]): Julie Davis, a B of A spokeswoman, told American Banker that to her knowledge ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ no major security breach has occurred in recent weeks at a third party that ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ works with B of A, and that the cards that were reissued were likely not connected to a single event. "It's part of our normal process to block and reissue cards when there is any potential for fraud," she said. A group of "customers receiving a letter don't necessarily indicate that they are from the same incident." ^^^^^^^^^^^ [I underlined certain parts] Depending on what "recent" means, this *could* be Sam's Club fallout (among other things). Of course, unless people actually reveal information, we will never know, will we? _______________________________________________ Dataloss mailing list Dataloss () attrition org https://attrition.org/mailman/listinfo/dataloss
Current thread:
- More on the BofA card-cancellations Chris Walsh (Feb 10)
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- Re: More on the BofA card-cancellations Sharon Besser (Feb 10)
- Re: More on the BofA card-cancellations Adam Shostack (Feb 10)
- Re: More on the BofA card-cancellations Chris Walsh (Feb 10)
- Re: More on the BofA card-cancellations Sharon Besser (Feb 10)
- Re: More on the BofA card-cancellations Chris Walsh (Feb 10)
- Re: More on the BofA card-cancellations Adam Shostack (Feb 10)
- Re: More on the BofA card-cancellations security curmudgeon (Feb 10)
- Re: More on the BofA card-cancellations Chris Walsh (Feb 10)