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Over 5 million consumers are affected by a major loan company's data breach.
April 04, 2023 By Omal J
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In February, data was stolen.
4,822,580 customers had been affected in total by the hack. Although TMX claimed in the statement that the breach happened in early December 2022, it wasn't until February 13 of 2023 that management became aware of a problem. After two weeks of investigation, the business announced on March 1 that the data theft occurred between February 3 and February 14 after concluding its investigation. Image Credit: PNCB The business reset all employee accounts and added more endpoint monitoring and protection measures to address the problem. Also, Experian provided free identity protection for 12 months to all affected people. A Canadian company called TMX Finance runs more than 900 locations in more than fourteen US states. There is no information available about potential attackers. According to the company's notice, "On February 13, 2023, we discovered unusual activity on our networks and swiftly took action to investigate the situation. "According to the current investigation, the earliest known compromise of TMX's systems began in early December 2022." Read More: Apple is currently pushing out its “buy now, pay later” service to a restricted group of people. The inquiry concluded on March 1, 2023, that the data might have been obtained between February 3, 2023, and February 14, 2023.Leave a Reply
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