Another breach of a huge financial institution has leaked the personal information of thousands of customers to the public. TechCrunch reported that an unidentified hacker obtained 77,009 customers’ personal data from the asset management firm Fidelity Investments.

Fidelity, one of the largest financial services and asset management companies globally, experienced a significant data breach between August 17 and August 19, affecting over 77,000 customers. The breach involved an unauthorized party accessing sensitive personal information through two newly established customer accounts.

Fidelity Investments got hacked, exposing personal data of over 77,000 customers in August. The breach is linked to two newly opened accounts, but no customer funds or accounts were compromised. Fidelity has been expanding into cryptocurrency, with its Bitcoin ETF attracting over $7.5 billion in investments since January.

A data breach exposed the personal information of about 77,000 Fidelity clients this summer, the firm reported Wednesday.

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According to a new notice filed with the Office of the Maine Attorney General, Fidelity Investments was targeted in a data breach. More than 77,000 customers have had their sensitive personal information compromised.

An unidentified attacker snuck in by creating two new user accounts. Fidelity Investments assures customers their investments have not been affected.

Thousands of Fidelity Investments customers may have had their personal information stolen amid a data breach that occurred in August of this year, the financial firm announced.