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    Writing Paper Checks is Not Safe

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    By Rick Crandall, National Cybersecurity Center

    You may not be aware that writing paper checks discloses information that criminals can use easily to empty your account — or worse, if you have overdraft privileges. This is because every check you write and send has your account number on it. 

    All a forger needs are your bank routing number (public information), your name (also public) and your checking account number.

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