Re: Corrupt Indian IT bank workers selling YOUR bank details
Snippet from the BBC:
Other banks including Halifax, the Royal Bank of Scotland, Nationwide and NatWest, said they did not have call centres in India, so were unlikely to be affected.
Meanwhile, the Amicus union said it had warned of the "data protection implications" of offshoring financial services.
"Companies that have offshore jobs need to reflect on their decision and the assumption that cost savings benefiting them and their shareholders outweigh consumer confidentiality and confidence," senior finance officer Dave Fleming said.
The Sun claims one of its journalists bought personal details including passwords, addresses and passport data from a Delhi IT worker for £4.25 each.
The centre worker reportedly told the Sun he could sell up to 200,000 account details each month.
So all you Barclay, HSBC, Lloyds TSB customers. Your security is worth exactly £4.25. You have been warned.
Snippet from the BBC:
Other banks including Halifax, the Royal Bank of Scotland, Nationwide and NatWest, said they did not have call centres in India, so were unlikely to be affected.
Meanwhile, the Amicus union said it had warned of the "data protection implications" of offshoring financial services.
"Companies that have offshore jobs need to reflect on their decision and the assumption that cost savings benefiting them and their shareholders outweigh consumer confidentiality and confidence," senior finance officer Dave Fleming said.
The Sun claims one of its journalists bought personal details including passwords, addresses and passport data from a Delhi IT worker for £4.25 each.
The centre worker reportedly told the Sun he could sell up to 200,000 account details each month.
So all you Barclay, HSBC, Lloyds TSB customers. Your security is worth exactly £4.25. You have been warned.
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