+Comment Blackbaud, the cloud CRM provider whose execs bought off ransomware crooks in exchange for a pinky promise that stolen data would not be misused, has now confessed that customers' bank account information may have been taken from its servers by the criminals.
In a US stock market 8-K filing [PDF], Blackbaud admitted the ransomware infection in May potentially resulted in miscreants making off with banking details.
The filing, signed by Blackbaud CFO Tony Boor, said: "After July 16, further forensic investigation found that for some of the notified customers, the cybercriminal may have accessed some unencrypted fields intended for bank account information, social security numbers, usernames and/or passwords. In most cases, fields intended for sensitive information were encrypted and not accessible."
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