Last night, the JPMorgan Chase & Co revealed that its systems had been compromised and hackers managed to extract 83 millions of company customer accounts. There are good and bad news.
The bad news is that the hackers were able to obtain account information from 76 million customers and 7 million small business accounts: names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses. That makes her infringement one of the largest in history.
The good news, however, is that Chase did not lose any passwords, account numbers, user IDs, birthdates, or Social Security numbers.
The announcement to customers at by clicking here of Chase states:
Your money at JPMorgan Chase is safe:
Unlike the recent ones attacks into a Companies that we work with, we have not seen any unusual fraud activity related to this incident.
We are very sorry that this happened and any uncertainty may be caused by the fact. We do not believe you should change your password or account. Click here for answers to questions you may have. As always, we recommend that you keep an eye on your accounts and information, as we have described Security Center us.
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