View Full Version : Tesco Bank halts all online transactions after hacking attack
arista
07-11-2016, 10:41 AM
Thousands of customers are understood to have been affected, with some saying hundreds of pounds are missing from their accounts.
Upto 20,000 Customers
http://news.sky.com/story/tesco-freezes-thousands-of-bank-cards-over-fraud-fears-10647549
Vicky.
07-11-2016, 10:48 AM
Good luck to the customers tbh. tesco are absolutely crap at taking responsibility for fraud. Customers will probably end up footing the losses
arista
07-11-2016, 11:22 AM
Good luck to the customers tbh. tesco are absolutely crap at taking responsibility for fraud. Customers will probably end up footing the losses
NO Vicky
all the £300 pounds or more
from each customer
must be refunded.
It just takes time.
Or Tesco bank would close down
Fact
http://e3.365dm.com/16/11/206x116/bb5c7cf1817266ea244081e08824ea081351d3c467348be80e 424a0c3b974ede_3825859.jpg?20161107084758
Scarlett.
07-11-2016, 03:26 PM
Why would anyone use Tesco bank? :s
arista
07-11-2016, 03:37 PM
Why would anyone use Tesco bank? :s
they gave Special transfer deals
its a Legit Bank
what we need to find out
What nation did this
was it criminal hackers based
in USA ,UK or China or Russia
or Serbia?
or another Nation?
Scarlett.
07-11-2016, 04:14 PM
they gave Special transfer deals
its a Legit Bank
what we need to find out
What nation did this
was it criminal hackers based
in USA ,UK or China or Russia
or Serbia?
or another Nation?
Or maybe, just maybe, some modern day bank robbers.
arista
07-11-2016, 04:59 PM
Or maybe, just maybe, some modern day bank robbers.
they have done other Banks
but they keep it out of Public or Media
I agree with that
stops losing accounts in a rush etc.
CEO position Viewpoint
I know a Computer Security
Fella, he works all hours as well
In this protection field
Scarlett.
07-11-2016, 05:03 PM
they have done other Banks
but they keep it out of Public or Media
I agree with that
stops losing accounts in a rush etc.
CEO position Viewpoint
I know a Computer Security
Fella, he works all hours as well
It's kinda scary that almost anything can be hacked, but at the same time, I guess it keeps us from getting too dependent on technology.
arista
07-11-2016, 05:08 PM
It's kinda scary that almost anything can be hacked, but at the same time, I guess it keeps us from getting too dependent on technology.
We Avoid Online as much as we can
And I do Business In cash
in Dollars or Pounds
Sure its a big case
but its handcuffed
to a Bigger Security Fit fella next to me
Any fool that goes in
will be decked
and Foot on neck while police then
drag the PUNK away
Of course its never Public when we are on the move
just some Opportunist Punk
who knows whats going on if its a handcuffed case
Vicky.
07-11-2016, 05:20 PM
Why would anyone use Tesco bank? :s
I did. Until a gigantic transfer went out to ****ing Africa, from an african IP address, so they knew it wasn't me. Yet they told me I must have made the transfer despite never going to Africa..not even having a passport at the time. They refused to reverse the transfer (which they CAN do if noticed on the same day..CAB told me this) then said they would investigate. Came back to me over a month later telling me they were holding me responsible despite them being able to see the password had been attempted over 200 times in the space of a week from this other IP address. Reported to actionfraud who did **** all too.
Scarlett.
07-11-2016, 05:25 PM
I did. Until a gigantic transfer went out to ****ing Africa, from an african IP address, so they knew it wasn't me. Yet they told me I must have made the transfer despite never going to Africa..not even having a passport at the time. They refused to reverse the transfer (which they CAN do if noticed on the same day..CAB told me this) then said they would investigate. Came back to me over a month later telling me they were holding me responsible despite them being able to see the password had been attempted over 200 times in the space of a week from this other IP address. Reported to actionfraud who did **** all too.
Holy **** :shocked: I'm with Natwest and was unfortunate enough to have my card cloned (I think), they spent around £1300, Natwest caught this themselves and actually charged back all the purchases within minutes, and sent me a new card, I was really impressed with how quickly they sorted it all.
Vicky.
07-11-2016, 05:30 PM
Holy **** :shocked: I'm with Natwest and was unfortunate enough to have my card cloned (I think), they spent around £1300, Natwest caught this themselves and actually charged back all the purchases within minutes, and sent me a new card, I was really impressed with how quickly they sorted it all.
Yes I had that happen a year or so ago when I was with RBS (I think they are the same as natwest..). They noticed payments were going out (card purchases) from a place that didn't seem like me. They actually rang me to ask if I had made the last few payments, I said no and they sent me a new card and refunded everything by the end of that day.
In hindsight I should probably have taken Tesco to the ombudsman or something but I was just ****ing gutted with it all, wasn't in a good place to start with and just wanted it all to end instead of dragging out for ages. Was a good 2k that I lost too so was worth fighting for..but the fact that they could see, and admitted it was not me, yet they held me responsible somehow..was terrible. Especially when they could have stopped the transfer when I asked and it would have all been done with there and then.
arista
07-11-2016, 06:05 PM
"african IP address"
Yes Vicky
those punks are being Shot Dead
as it gives that nation a stinking name etc
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