From CNBC: More than 10,000 private messages sent between users of
Bloomberg's financial terminals have leaked online, undermining the company's
attempts to restore faith in its ability to keep client data confidential as it
scrambles to allay clients' privacy concerns.
Two long lists showing confidential Bloomberg messages
between traders at dozens of the world's largest banks and their clients have
been online for several years, the Financial Times has learned. The documents
from one particular day in 2009 and also from 2010 contain messages sent in by
clients so Bloomberg could extract price data for their use on bonds, credit
default swaps and other financial products from traders' messages….
Read more at http://www.cnbc.com/id/100733073
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