35 results about this entity
Period: 29 Sep 2006 - 13 Sep 2024
News
The UK's biggest banks and building societies are regularly breaching data protection rules, according to figures obtained by consumer group Which? under the Freedom of Information Act.
26 May 2011
A technical problem at Bank of Scotland has led to some customers being charged twice for in-store purchases made with chip and PIN cards.
29 July 2009
Police in Perth are investigating an elaborate bank scam in which customer calls to the Bank of Scotland were intercepted and diverted to fraudsters who duped the callers into handing over personal account details.
05 June 2009
UK independent ATM operator Cashbox has posted higher full year pre-tax losses but the troubled company has received some good news - securing £1 million in funding from MBC Investments.
21 December 2007
A CD containing confidential data for around 15,000 Standard Life customers has gone missing while in transit from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to the insurer's headquarters in Edinburgh.
06 November 2007
Bank of Scotland (BoS) - part of the UK's Hbos banking group - is notifying more than 60,000 mortgage customers that a computer disc containing their personal information has been lost in the postal system.
04 June 2007
UK banks will begin rolling out plastic credit and debit cards featuring contactless payment technology from either Visa or MasterCard to cardholders in September.
08 May 2007
Bank of Scotland - part of the Hbos banking group - has opened its largest UK branch in Argyle Street, central Glasgow.
08 February 2007
Four of the UK's biggest banks have failed to fix a security flaw in their online banking systems that was highlighted by Heise Security a month ago.
23 October 2006
UK banking group HBOS is working to fix a processing glitch that resulted in monthly mortgage payments being mistakenly taken from thousands of current accounts on consecutive days this week.
19 October 2006
Several bank Web sites contain security flaws that can be exploited and used by online fraudsters to launch convincing "frame spoofing" attacks, according to a study by Germany's Heise Security.
29 September 2006
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