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Chase Bank may be experiencing a substantial hack or system failure
- WonkeyMonkey 9y agoFrom the Reddit thread: https://www.doctorofcredit.com/reports-significant-security-issue-deposit-accounts-chase/ https://www.doctorofcredit.com/reports-significant-security-... Should be a shorter read considering how busy that comment thread got
- perfectstorm 9y agoDoes anyone know what causes this ? How does someone end up on a completely different account when they log in ? What's the technical reason ? This is honestly worrisome. They could wire out your monies and leave your account with zero balance. I hope major tech publications pick this up.
- WonkeyMonkey 9y agoIt looks like it's similar to the issues steam had a while back (https://www.destructoid.com/-updates-psa-steam-is-giving-people-access-to-random-accounts-don-t-log-in-329492.phtml https://www.destructoid.com/-updates-psa-steam-is-giving-peo...) While pure speculation until Chase makes an official comment: it's probably a caching issues somewhere backend on their system. Sessions are getting mixed up which means, if it really is a caching issue, not logging in until the issues are resolved should prevent your account from being logged in by a random 3rd party