The Village Bank

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard may have been involved in a security breach identified by MasterCard. The breach occurred at an impacted merchant, not at The Village Bank's systems. Card numbers were identified for sale on the dark web. The bank closed previous cards, issued new ones, and is monitoring for fraud. No specific dates for the breach or discovery were provided in the notice.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information may have been compromised after card data was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank stated its own networks were not breached. Customers were advised to monitor for fraud and offered card reissuance to eliminate risk.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCards may have been involved in a security breach at a suspected point of compromise (merchant). The bank's own systems were not breached. No evidence of fraud was found, but card reissuance was offered to eliminate risk.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard data may have been compromised due to a security breach at a third-party merchant, as reported by MasterCard. Card data was identified for sale on the dark web. The Bank's own systems were not breached. Affected customers had their previous cards closed and new cards issued. No unauthorized transactions were detected.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard data (account number, expiration date, CVC2) may have been compromised due to a suspected breach at a third-party merchant between March 1, 2026, and April 30, 2026. The bank's own systems were not breached. Affected customers had their old cards closed and new cards issued. The bank monitored accounts for unauthorized activity and found none.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard data may have been compromised due to a breach at a third-party merchant, as reported by MasterCard. Card data was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank closed affected cards, issued replacements, and monitored for fraud. No unauthorized transactions were found. The bank's own systems were not breached.

The Village Bank notified customers on October 20, 2026, regarding a potential security breach involving their Debit MasterCard. The bank received a security bulletin from MasterCard indicating that card numbers may have been compromised at a suspected point of compromise (an impacted merchant). The Village Bank stated its own computer and debit card networks were not breached. Affected customers had their previous cards closed and were issued new cards. The bank monitored accounts for unauthorized transactions using its real-time fraud detection system and reported no unusual activity. No specific dates for the breach occurrence or discovery were provided, nor was the number of affected individuals disclosed.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard may have been involved in a security breach at an impacted third-party merchant. The bank stated its own networks were not breached. No specific dates for the incident or discovery were provided, nor were affected counts disclosed. The bank recommended card reissue to eliminate fraud risk and confirmed monitoring via fraud detection systems.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information may have been compromised after card data was identified for sale on the dark web. The breach originated from an impacted merchant, not The Village Bank's systems. The bank closed affected cards, issued replacements, and is monitoring for fraud. No specific dates for the breach occurrence or discovery were provided in the notice.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information may have been compromised after card data was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank stated its own networks were not breached. No specific dates for the breach or discovery were provided. The bank is reissuing cards and monitoring for fraud.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information may have been involved in a security breach after card data was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank stated its own networks were not breached. No specific dates of occurrence or discovery were provided, nor was a count of affected individuals disclosed. The bank recommended customers close and reissue cards to eliminate fraud risk.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information may have been involved in a security breach after being identified for sale on the dark web. The bank stated its own networks were not breached. No specific dates of occurrence or discovery were provided. The bank recommended card replacement and confirmed monitoring for fraud.

The Village Bank notified customers on October 19, 2026, regarding a potential security breach involving a third-party merchant identified by MasterCard as having 'High Risk Merchant Activity.' The bank stated its own networks were not breached. Customers whose debit cards were used at the impacted merchant were advised to monitor for fraud and offered the option to close their cards and receive replacements to eliminate risk. No specific dates for the merchant breach or discovery were provided, nor were specific counts of affected individuals disclosed.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank stated its own networks were not breached and no unauthorized transactions were detected. Customers were offered new cards to eliminate fraud risk.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank stated its own networks were not breached. No specific dates for the breach or discovery were provided. The bank is reissuing cards and monitoring for fraud.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information may have been involved in a security breach after card data was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank states its own networks were not breached. Affected customers had their previous cards closed and new cards issued. The bank is monitoring accounts for fraudulent activity.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank stated its own networks were not breached and no unauthorized transactions were detected. Customers were offered card reissuance to eliminate fraud risk.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCards may have been compromised at a third-party merchant point of sale. The bank's own systems were not breached. No specific dates for the incident or discovery were provided, nor was a count of affected individuals. The bank is monitoring for fraud and offering card replacements.

The Village Bank notified the Massachusetts Attorney General that 6 Massachusetts residents were potentially affected by a security incident involving their Debit MasterCard. The bank received a MasterCard notification on September 8, 2026, indicating card data was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank confirmed its own networks were not breached. Affected customers were notified on September 10, 2026, and advised to reissue cards. No fraudulent activity was confirmed at the time of notification.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard information may have been compromised after card data was identified for sale on the dark web. The bank stated its own networks were not breached. No specific dates of the incident or number of affected individuals were disclosed. The bank is reissuing cards and monitoring for fraud.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard data (account number, expiration date, CVC2) may have been compromised due to a security breach at a third-party merchant between March 30, 2026, and August 23, 2026. The bank's own systems were not breached. Affected customers received new cards and the bank monitored accounts for fraud.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard data may have been compromised due to a breach at a third-party merchant, as reported by MasterCard. Card numbers were identified for sale on the dark web. The Bank's own systems were not breached. Affected cards were closed and replaced. No unauthorized transactions were detected.

The Village Bank notified customers that their Debit MasterCard account numbers may have been compromised. The incident involved the recovery of account data by law enforcement during an investigation of an impacted merchant. The Village Bank's own systems were not breached. Affected customers had their previous cards closed and new cards issued. No unauthorized transactions were found.

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 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.