TransUnion says hackers stole 4.4 million customers’ personal information

Credit Reporting Giant Transnion has revealed a data violation that affects the personal information of more than 4.4 million.

A File with Maine’s Attorney General’s Office On Thursday, the Transyunion blamed July 28 for its US Customer Aid Operations for unauthorized access to the third -party application by saving customers’ personal data for operations.

Transunion claimed that “no credit information was accessed”, but did not provide any immediate evidence for his claim. The data violation notice did not specify that certain types of personal data was stolen.

Transunion spokesman David Busombarg did not immediately comment while contacting Techchen.

Transune is one of the largest credit reporting agencies in the United States and saves it More than 260 million American financial dataThe Following a wave of hacks targeting it is the latest US corporate monster in recent weeks Insurance, RetailAnd Transportation and airlineThe

Several companies Google, Insurance giant Allianz Life, SiscoAnd HR Giant WorkdThe data violations of the customer’s data stored in their salesforce-hosted cloud databases have been reported. Following the violation, Google hacks blamed the extortion group known as Shinhuntars.

It is unclear who is behind the violation of the Transnion, or whether hackers have made any claim to the company.