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#2298629 - 06/24/24 04:37 PM Brute Force
Valley girl Offline
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TX
I searched for an answer to this question but wasn't able to find anything. Is a brute force/BIN attack reportable to NCUA under the Cyber Incident Reporting guidance they have issued? A card number and sometimes an expiration or CVV2 is tested by the fraudsters, but there is no personal information on the cardholder taken. I am hoping it is not because it occurs with more frequency than I would like.

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#2298784 - 06/26/24 07:48 PM Re: Brute Force Valley girl
Paul Orlowski Offline
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Joined: Jun 2014
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Connecticut, USA
If I understand you correctly, the fraudsters are just trying to push transactions through using numbers generated off your BIN with the hope of getting some money. IMO, it's not reportable as a cyber incident as it's not disrupting your system like a DDOS attack nor does it sound like any of your data is compromised.

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