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Eagle Bank data breach overview:
- Who: Eagle Bank reported a data breach earlier this month to the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.
- Why: The data breach reportedly compromised the names, financial account numbers and Social Security numbers of certain Eagle Bank customers.
- Where: Eagle Bank has a number of locations across the United States.
Eagle Bank reported a data breach earlier this month that allowed an unauthorized party to gain access to sensitive customer information.
The data breach compromised the names, financial account numbers, Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers of certain of Eagle Bank’s customers, Eagle Bank reportedly told the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office, according to JD Supra.
Eagle Bank sent out notification letters to affected customers letting them know about the data breach and advising them on how they can now protect themselves from identity theft and fraud.
Individuals who received a notification from Eagle Bank are likely to have had their Social Security and bank account numbers exposed in the data breach, JD Supra reports.
Information about Eagle Bank data breach currently limited to filing with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office
Information about the Eagle Bank data breach is reportedly limited at this time, with the only public facts about the incident coming from Eagle Bank’s filing with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.
Based on the filing, the incident involved Eagle Bank’s computer network. The financial institution has not yet confirmed the amount of customers affected by the data breach, according to JD Supra. However, the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office reportedly says that there were a total of 476 Eagle Bank customers affected in the state.
In related data breach news, U.S. Bank notified around 11,000 of its customers last month that their personal information had accidentally been shared by one of the bank’s third-party vendors during a data breach in September.
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