- Bank Reimburses Hacking Victim $300K in Precedent-Setting Case - In a case watched closely by banks & their commercial customers, a financial institution in Maine has agreed to reimburse a construction company after court ruled bank’s security practices were “commercially unreasonable”. http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/11/bank-to-pay-hacking-victim/ 6 comments technology
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