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_Published 2014-10-03. JPMorgan Chase was hit by a massive data breach this summer, and now the bank is disclosing how much data the hackers could have gotten their hands on. Brace yourselves. The numbers aren't pretty._


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## Transcript

JP Morgan Chase was hit by a massive data breach summer, and now the bank is disclosing how much data the hackers could have gotten their hands on. Brace yourself. The numbers aren't pretty. In SEC filings released Thursday, JP Morgan says 76 million households and 7 million small businesses. Had their data compromised during the breech. Names, addresses, phone numbers and email accounts were all vulnerable during the breech. But the banking giant did reassure its customers there is no evidence that your account numbers, passwords, user IDs, date of birth or Social Security number were compromised.

During this attack. JPMorgan's computer systems were first compromised in June but the company didn't discover the breech until late July. The intrusion prompted an investigation by the FBI. At the time, JPMorgan Chase reported it hadn't found any evidence of financial data being stolen or of customer fraud. A message the bank repeated Thursday, but the size of this breach ranks among the largest data exposures in the US, according to Bloomberg estimates. It's also one of the few high profile attacks to come out of the financial industry in recent years. Lately hackers have been more focused on targeting retailers.

That includes the infamous 2013 attack on Target. Which affected more than 110 million customers of the retail giant. The same brand of malware used in that attack more recently affected Home Depot. Which disclosed a major breech of unknown scope last month. JP Morgan Chase isn't advising any of its affected customers to change their passwords. But instead keep an eye on their accounts the bank noted Thursday customers aren't responsible for fraudulent charges.

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