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Banks Scramble After Cyberbreach

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Richard Burnett reports for the Orlando Sentinel about "the biggest cyber-heist of customer debit-card numbers to date."

The huge computer-hacking incident, which took place more than a month ago, has led to potentially millions of dollars in theft by a global ring of hackers using the stolen debit information and personal-identification numbers, industry experts said this week.

In recent weeks, the nation's banks have quietly tried to extinguish the problem by closing hundreds of thousands of debit-card accounts and providing customers new cards, account numbers and PINs, industry officials said.


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