A closer look: Target
40 million From Nov. 27 to Dec. 15, 2013, credit card data was stolen from Target point-of-sale systems, affecting more than 40 million credit card accounts.
70 million Hackers stole approximately 70 million records that included phone numbers, email and mailing addresses
$61 million Cost of breach to Target
$200 million Cost of breach to financial institutions
$172 million For card reinstatements
$30.6 million Cost to credit unions: $30.6 million, which does not include charges from fraudulent activity

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