GN Bank has downplayed suggestions that a recent hack on its website will affect the investment of customers.<\/p>\n
It has therefore urged the public not to withdraw their deposits from the bank.<\/p>\n
The bank’s website was earlier this week hacked and defaced by some unknown persons, but the website was restored after several hours.<\/p>\n
GN bank in a statement on the issue said, “Indeed, GN Bank got wind of the hacking over the weekend and immediately moved to rectify the situation.”<\/p>\n
“Our technical team are done with the restoration of the website and are in the process of implementing additional security patches to ensure non-occurrence of any such situation in the future.”<\/p>\n
It said the hack did not result in the theft of customer financial information or online banking data.<\/p>\n
“Customers\u2019 deposits have not been tampered with as it\u2019s being speculated. No Customer has lost a pesewa of deposits.”<\/p>\n
It however apologized for the inconvenience the hack may have caused.<\/p>\n
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By: Jonas Nyabor\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana
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