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Bank of America cancels numerous debit cards
February 10, 2006 Security breach involving undisclosed company prompts Bank of America to cancel debit cards of numerous customers.New debit card fraud tied to West Coast case
March 8, 2006 The breach at a retail chain that led banks to replace 200,000 debit cards is linked to thefts around country.Banks scramble on debit card theft
February 13, 2006 Several large banks and credit unions are canceling cards because of a security breach--here's what you need to know.FBI widens probe of debit-card theft
February 22, 2006 A possible security breach involving at least one major retailer may be tied to other crimes and affect other companies.PayPal glitch sparks customer anger
September 23, 2005 Company battles to fix problem that has led to duplicate withdrawals from and credits to online payment accounts.T.J. Maxx probe finds broader hacking
February 21, 2007 TJX, known for T.J. Maxx and Marshalls stores, says probe uncovers more extensive exposure of credit and debit cards than previously believed.Your secret PIN may not be so secret
March 16, 2006 Crime spree dredges up information about potential weaknesses in debit-card transactions.FBI makes connections in data breach case
February 11, 2006 Breach that led Bank of America and Washington Mutual to cancel customer debit cards appears to be linked to earlier case in Sacramento.Banks file data breach suit against TJX
April 25, 2007 Trade group files class action lawsuit against the retailer for putting credit and debit card information at risk of compromise.OfficeMax: No evidence of security breach
March 15, 2006 Office-supply chain says study found no indication that the company's customer information was lost.Banks take on debit-card theft
March 17, 2006 Banks offer programs to alert customers to potential fraud as concerns over debit-card theft build.Web of intrigue widens in debit-card theft case
February 12, 2006 Wal-Mart acknowledges a breach but OfficeMax's role is uncertain in a case that has resulted in 200,000 cards being canceled.Payment processor fears credit card crooks
April 4, 2006 Authorize.Net says its service was used in an attempt to charge money to stolen credit and debit cards.PayPal debuts service in China
July 11, 2005 PayPal China allows deals in local currency and is integrated with 15 Chinese banks and over 20 different debit cards.Prosecutor: Debit card crime ring busted
March 14, 2006 Authorities link 14 people to credit and debit card information that a prosecutor says was stolen from OfficeMax and other businesses.Phishers cash in on ATM cards
August 2, 2005 Online scams lead to an estimated $2.75 billion in losses related to ATM and debit cards over the past 12 months, Gartner says.TJX says 45.7 million customer records were compromised
March 29, 2007 Filing with the SEC reveals scope of the breach is far wider than previously believed.Feds arrest alleged Internet ID thief
January 27, 2006 California man faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted on charges he defrauded America Online customers.When paying with plastic, why swipe? Just wave
February 25, 2005 Visa promises greater convenience with "contactless" payment cards, but will consumers and merchants bite?Can Congress be trusted to secure data?
April 3, 2006 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh explains why Washington is hell-bent on a data breach law that could lead to a train wreck.
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