Andrew Chapman received an extra surprise with the computer he bought on eBay for $70. When he examined the hard drive, the IT manager from Oxford, England, was astonished to discover it contained details on a million bank customers.
There was sensitive personal data on customers of NatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland and American Express, including account numbers, credit card balances, sort codes, signatures, names, addresses, mobile phone numbers and even mothers’ maiden names – a treasure trove for criminals, the Daily Mail reports.
