Frost Bank, a subsidiary of Cullen/Frost Bankers, Inc., announced on Friday that it discovered the unauthorized access to images of checks stored electronically.
According to the company, it discovered last week that a third-party lockbox software program had been compromised, resulting in unauthorized users being able to view and copy images of checks stored electronically in the image archive. Frost Bank systems weren’t impacted in the incident, Frost says.
Customers can use lockbox services to send payments to a central post office box. The bank receives the payments and credits them directly to a business’s account.
The information that was accessed as part of the incident could be used to forge checks, the company says.
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