Bank of america hacked december 2012

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Threat Detection. Open XDR. CISO Training. Information Sharing. Access Management. Resource Centers. All News. The emails detail correspondence between employees of Balboa Insurance, a Bank of America insurance unit, in which they appear to be discussing the removal of details from documents in loan files.

The bank acquired Balboa when it bought Countrywide Financial in Countrywide was the US's largest seller of sub-prime home loans. Last month Bank of America announced plans to sell Balboa. In reply, the Balboa employee wrote: "I have spoken to my developer and she stated that we cannot remove the DTNs from Rembrandt, but she can remove the loan numbers, so the documents will not show as matched to those loans. According to the emails, approval was given to remove the loan numbers from the documents.