E-Trade Says Data on 31,000 Customers Accessed in Attack

Financial services company E-Trade notified about 31,000 customers that some of their personal information may have been accessed during a cyberattack in late 2013. The scope of the incident appears limited. The hackers may have accessed customers' e-mail names, as well as e-mail and physical addresses, according to a notification E-Trade sent to customers affected by the incident.

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