The Chicago-based Hyatt Hotels Corporation identified signs of unauthorized access to payment-card information used at some 41 hotels in 11 countries from March 18, 2017 to July 2, 2017. Five of the Hyatt properties affected by the breach included U.S. locations,...
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Leagues Pile On, Joining CUNA’s Equifax Lawsuit
Three credit union leagues have joined CUNA in its lawsuit against Equifax over the credit bureau’s recent data breach that compromised personal financial information for more than 145 million people. The Credit Union Association of New Mexico, the...
Equifax Says Vendor Responsible for Malicious Content on Website
It wasn’t us. Equifax Inc. said it was a third-party vendor that served malicious content on its website and it has taken the page offline to conduct further analysis. “Equifax can confirm that its systems were not compromised and that the reported issue...
Equifax Pulls Web Page Offline After Another Possible Attack
Equifax Inc. pulled one of its customer help pages from its site so the company’s security team can investigate reports of another possible cyber attack. "We are aware of the situation identified on the equifax.com website in thecredit report assistance link,"...
Survey: Retail Websites May Know CU Members Better Than You
Credit unions may have access to mountains of data, but 59% of their members apparently feel retail websites such as Amazon, Netflix and Zappos know them better than their credit unions do, according to a new survey of 2,201 U.S. adults by financial services software...
Woman Targeted Credit Unions in Elaborate ID Fraud Scheme
Tonia Latrice Lewis covered up CU security cameras with aluminum foil to conceal her identity, was sentenced to prison.

