January 2007

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MoneyGram Customer Information Hacked

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About 79,000 MoneyGram customers are being notified that their personal information may have been accessed last month.

The company said that it had not been able to determine if any information was actually stolen, but the company was notifying customers that someone may have viewed their personal data.

The information involved did not include Social Security or driver’s license numbers. It did include the names, addresses, phone numbers — and in some cases — the bank account numbers of MoneyGram customers.

Affected customers are being offered one year’s subscription to a credit monitoring service.

Source: BusinessWeek

Written by MCruz on January 12th, 2007 with no comments.
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Johnston County Firemen On Alert for ID Theft

SELMA, NC — A stolen laptop in Johnston County has firemen on alert for identity theft. The computer contained the names and social security numbers of volunteer firemen in Selma.
Earlier this week, someone stole a laptop computer from Selma’s Water Treatment Plant. The computer was only valued at about $1,000, but some of the information on it could be priceless. That’s because it contained the names and social security numbers of Selma’s volunteer firefighters.

Source: News 14 Carolina Thanks for the tip Patricia!

Written by MCruz on January 5th, 2007 with no comments.
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