MoneyGram Cyberattack Exposes Sensitive Customer Data
Hackers accessed personal and transaction information of MoneyGram users, affecting an undetermined number of customers worldwide.
- The cyberattack on MoneyGram occurred between September 20 and 22, 2024, leading to a five-day service outage.
- Stolen data includes names, contact details, Social Security numbers, government IDs, and transaction information.
- MoneyGram has not yet disclosed the total number of affected customers but serves over 50 million users globally.
- The breach was reportedly initiated through a social engineering attack on MoneyGram's IT help desk.
- Impacted U.S. customers will receive a two-year subscription to Experian's identity protection service.