Florida credit union sues Fiserv, alleging lax cybersecurity

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FiCare Federal Credit Union alleges Fiserv's lax cybersecurity led to a breach and unauthorized charges. The credit union claims Fiserv informed customers they would be charged for security upgrades.

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Original Source Material

FiCare Federal Credit Union said hackers breached an online banking platform that Fiserv provides and stole members’ money. The credit union alleges Fiserv then told customers it would charge them for a security upgrade.