Savers Co-operative Bank

Savers Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected security breach involving a merchant's network that compromised debit card numbers. The breach was detected via notification from MasterCard International. Savers Bank is reissuing affected debit cards and deactivating old ones. No fraudulent activity was observed at the time of notification. The bank advises customers to monitor accounts and place fraud alerts or security freezes on credit reports.

Savers Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected security breach involving a merchant's network that compromised debit card numbers. The breach was reported by MasterCard International. No fraudulent activity was confirmed. Savers Bank is reissuing affected debit cards and deactivating old ones. The notice provides instructions for card activation, monitoring accounts, and placing fraud alerts or security freezes with credit reporting agencies.

Savers Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected security breach involving a merchant's network processed via MasterCard International. The incident potentially compromised debit card numbers. Savers Bank is reissuing affected cards and deactivating old ones. No fraudulent activity was confirmed at the time of notification. The bank provided guidance on monitoring accounts, placing fraud alerts, and security freezes.

Savers Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected security breach involving a merchant's network reported by MasterCard International. The breach potentially compromised debit card numbers. Savers Bank is reissuing affected cards and deactivating old ones. No fraudulent activity was confirmed at the time of notice. The bank provided guidance on monitoring accounts, placing fraud alerts, and security freezes.

Savers Bank notified Massachusetts residents on June 9, 2026, that a merchant's network breach compromised debit card numbers via MasterCard. No fraud was detected, but affected cards were reissued and deactivated. The incident involved third-party supply chain compromise and exposed financial account data.

Savers Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected security breach involving a merchant's network that compromised debit card numbers. The breach was reported by MasterCard International. No fraudulent activity was confirmed, but affected cards were reissued. The notification provided instructions for card activation, destruction of old cards, and monitoring accounts. It also included guidance on credit reporting agencies, fraud alerts, and security freezes.

Savers Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected security breach involving a merchant's network reported by MasterCard International. The incident potentially compromised debit card numbers. Savers Bank is reissuing affected cards and deactivating old ones. No fraudulent activity was confirmed at the time of notice. The bank provided guidance on monitoring accounts, placing fraud alerts, and security freezes.

Savers Bank notified the NH Attorney General of a data security incident involving its MOVEit third-party vendor. The bank learned of the incident on July 18, 2023. No Savers Bank systems were compromised. 23 NH residents were notified on August 31, 2023. The incident involved PII of customers held by the vendor. No evidence of misuse was found.

Savers Bank, a financial services organization, experienced an external system breach (hacking) on July 18, 2023, which was also the date of discovery. The breach affected 5,531 individuals in total, including 18 residents of Maine. Consumers were notified on August 31, 2023.

Savers Bank notified customers of a data security incident involving its third-party vendor, Progress Software (MOVEit), discovered on July 18, 2023. The incident exposed customer names, addresses, and bank account numbers. Savers Bank stated its own networks were not compromised and there is no evidence of misuse. Customers were advised to monitor accounts and place fraud alerts.

Savers Bank notified Vermont consumers of a data security incident involving third-party vendor Progress Software (MOVEit) on July 18, 2023. The incident exposed customer PII (names, addresses) but not SSNs or financial account data. Savers Bank stated its own systems were not compromised. No specific count of affected individuals was provided in the filing.