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baltimoresun.com
Sep 11, 2008
        
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Two years of monitoring after customer data stolen By E. Scott Reckard | Los Angeles Times Countrywide Financial Corp. is offering two years of free credit monitoring to customers whose sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers, allegedly was stolen from the home lender's computers. In one of the largest data-theft cases in years, a former Countrywide employee was arrested Aug. 1 and... [read full story]                    

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Utahns could be at risk in Countrywide ID theft

 ksl.com Sep 11, 2008
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Mortgage executive caught selling customer identities

 abc4.com Sep 9, 2008
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Utahns could be at risk in Countrywide ID theft

ksl.com
Sep 11, 2008
        

A Utah man apparently is the victim of an inside job at Countrywide Financial. Mortgage applicants across the country are at risk. Millions of people could be victims of identity theft. There are likely many victims in...

                   

Countrywide ex-employee sold data

canada.com
Sep 11, 2008
        

Countrywide Financial Corp., the home lender acquired by Bank of America Corp., had a "massive" security breach that allowed a former employee to steal information on about two million consumers, Connecticut's attorney...

                   

Data Theft Ripples In State

courant.com
Sep 11, 2008
        

28,000 Residents Are Affected Countrywide Financial Corp. is offering two years of free credit monitoring to customers —including at least 28,000 in Connecticut — whose sensitive personal information, including Social...

                   
gawker.com: Countrywide Sends Fraud Alert Letters: 'Your Info May Have Been Sold' gawker.com

Countrywide Sends Fraud Alert Letters: 'Your Info May Have Been Sold' [Countrywide]

gawker.com
Sep 9, 2008
        

A Countrywide customer emailed to tell us he received a unpleasant surprise in the mail today: a former Countrwide employee may have sold his loan info. I received a letter from Countrywide today... [[ This is a content...

                   

Mortgage executive caught selling customer identities

abc4.com
Sep 9, 2008
        

PASADENA, Calif. (ABC 4 News) - It’s a letter no homeowner wants to get, a letter from one of the nation's largest loan companies saying your personal information may be at risk. But, people throughout Utah have received...