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finastra.com
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British financial technology firm Finastra began notifying customers on February 12, 2025, about a data breach that occurred between October 31 and November 8, 2024. An unauthorized third party accessed the company's secure file transfer platform (SFTP), used to share files with customers. The breach was detected on November 7, 2024, and resulted in the exfiltration of files containing sensitive customer information, including names and financial account details. Filings with the Massachusetts Attorney General revealed that at least 65 residents in the state were impacted. Finastra is offering two years of free identity protection and credit monitoring services to affected individuals.
Finastra, a global fintech solutions provider, began investigating a significant data breach after its security team detected suspicious activity on its internally hosted Secure File Transfer Platform (SFTP) on November 7, 2024. The company notified financial institution customers on November 8, 2024, that a cybercriminal was selling large volumes of files allegedly stolen from its systems. An investigation revealed that a malicious actor had unauthorized access to the SFTP platform between October 31 and November 8, 2024, and obtained critical files containing sensitive customer information.
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