By Belinda Goldsmith, Reuters


A U.S. mortgage firm owned by Dutch bank ABN AMRO Bank NV said on Friday it had suspended physical tape deliveries after a computer tape with data of 2 million residential mortgage customers was lost in transit, the latest in a string of U.S. data security scares.


ABN AMRO Mortgage Group Inc., a unit of ABN AMRO’s LaSalle Bank, said data on the tape, which went missing in November included residential mortgage customer names, account information, payment histories and social security numbers.


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