The Village Bank

The Village Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected data compromise involving a third-party merchant's payment card environment. The breach affected debit card transactions between November 18, 2025, and July 6, 2026. Compromised data included CVC2, account numbers, and expiration dates. The bank's own systems were not breached. Cardholders were advised to monitor for fraud and offered card reissuance.

The Village Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected data compromise involving a third-party merchant's payment card environment. The breach affected debit card data (CVC2, account number, expiration) for transactions made between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2026. The bank stated its own systems were not breached and found no unauthorized transactions, but offered card reissuance.

The Village Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected data compromise involving a third-party merchant's payment card environment. The breach affected debit card data (CVC2, account number, expiration) for transactions between July 2025 and March 2026. The Bank's own systems were not breached. Customers were advised to monitor for fraud and offered card replacement.

The Village Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a potential security breach involving a third-party merchant's debit card network. The bank stated its own systems were not breached, but cardholders who transacted with the impacted merchant received notification. No fraudulent activity was detected on individual accounts, but the bank offered card reissuance.

The Village Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a merchant payment card environment breach affecting transactions between November 1, 2025, and December 31, 2025. The bank's own systems were not breached. Compromised data included debit account numbers, expiration dates, and CVC2 codes. The bank reviewed account activity for fraud and offered card reissuance.

The Village Bank notified Massachusetts residents that data related to its Debit MasterCard program (including CVC2, account numbers, expiration dates, and cardholder names) was recovered from the 'B1ack Stash Market' dark web marketplace between May 25 and June 13, 2026. The bank stated its own systems were not breached, attributing the incident to a third-party merchant. No fraudulent transactions were detected, but cardholders were offered free card reissuance.

The Village Bank issued a Massachusetts state-agency breach notification dated July 2, 2026, regarding a third-party compromise involving MasterCard. The bank clarified its own systems were not breached; the incident involved compromised merchant debit card data. The bank offered card closure and reissuance to affected customers.

The Village Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a suspected data compromise involving a third-party merchant's payment card environment. The breach affected debit card data (CVC2, account number, expiration date) between October 2025 and May 2026. The Bank's own systems were not breached. Cardholders were offered free card replacement.

The Village Bank notified Massachusetts residents of a security breach involving data recovered from the 'B1ack Stash Market' dark web marketplace. Compromised data included cardholder names, addresses, account numbers, expiration dates, and CVC2 codes. The bank stated its own systems were not breached, but data was obtained from an impacted merchant. No fraudulent transactions were detected on affected accounts.