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HSBC in the news yet again

Two more data breach incidents affecting HSBC. Personal information" in Canada, and "credit card applications and overdraft review dates, photocopies of a passport, driving licences, a marriage certificate, bank account sort codes and account numbers" in the UK. Full details here.

Posted by Stuart King on June 6, 2008 11:06 PM
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