Bank Of America Alerts Customers To Data Breach, Offers Identity Theft Protection For Affected Accounts


The Bank of America has alerted a small group of its customers about a data breach that may have exposed confidential information.

The breach, which took place on December 30, was a result of improper handling of confidential documents by a third-party document destruction service provider. The breach could have potentially exposed sensitive data, including personal details and Social Security numbers.

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Source: Yahoo News


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