Personal finance platform
The person got through with impersonation and deception — also known as “social engineering” — rather than by compromising Betterment’s technical infrastructure, the company said. The maneuver involved third-party software platforms that Betterment uses for marketing and operations.
Betterment said it contacted affected customers and advised them to disregard the message, which was sent on Friday. However, Betterment believes the alleged fraudster was able to access customer information including ...
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