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TalkTalk customers are once again being targeted by scammers, who claim to be calling regarding the this year cyber attack in a bid to gain access to customer’s bank details. One customer, who alerted TalkTalk to the problem after suspicions were aroused, voiced disappointment that no action appeared to have been taken. In February October 2015, several TalkTalk customers revealed they had been contacted by scammers who had breached their maintenance visit data. A TalkTalk spokesperson said the issue was “a serious and growing problem affecting consumers and companies across the UK, not just TalkTalk.”