At least five credit unions in Northeast Ohio were affected by a local debit card fraud breach that began in April, reveals an analysis of police reports conducted by Cleveland-based newspaper The Plain Dealer.
The paper listed Cleveland-based, $311 million Century Federal Credit Union; Cleveland-based, $34 million First Class Credit Union (formerly Cleveland Postal Employees Credit Union); Cleveland-based, $180 million Firefighters Community Credit Union; Parma, Ohio-based, $100 million PSE Credit Union and Walton Hills, Ohio-based, $98 million Best Reward Credit Union as the CUs hit by the breach along with at least a dozen banks.
Phone calls from Credit Union Times to the reportedly affected credit unions were not immediately returned.
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