A Chase Bank customer, who regularly told the bank that she did not wish for it to share her personal information with other organizations was dismayed recently when she received a letter from the bank informing her that information about her that had been shared with another company was exposed online, the Los Angeles Times reports. Victoria Afonina, a computer programmer, said she was upset when she read the notification. "I know that it only takes a fraction of a second for someone to copy files that appear on a Web site," she said. A Chase representative contacted by the paper declined to give specific details of the incident.
Full Story