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Irish banks admit customers hit by fraudulent credit card transactions after breach

November 15, 2013 Reprints

Allied Irish Banks P.L.C. and Permanent TSB P.L.C., two major Irish banks, said their customers have fallen victim to fraudulent credit card transactions, following a recent hacking of a database at the Irish marketing and travel business Loyaltybuild, The Irish Independent reported.

The attack on Loyaltybuild compromised the data of 1.1 million customers. Loyaltybuild said credit card details of more than 376,000 users were stolen, while the financial information of another 150,000 customers had potentially been compromised.

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