In what seems to be becoming a pattern, four Wells Fargo servers have been reported as missing. The servers were actually located at a vendor’s facility, the Atlanta office of Regulus Integrated Solutions. It is believed that sensitive information, including Social Security numbers and customer account numbers, of thousands of mortgage and student loan customers was stored in the stolen hardware. The incident actually occurred in mid-October, and beginning on October 25th the company began warning customers whose data was stored on the missing computers, recommending that they notify the three major credit agencies of possible data theft. Additionally, the company is offering affected users 12 months free use of its credit monitoring service. This is the third time in a year that Wells Fargo computers containing customers’ personal data have been stolen, though Wells Fargo says it has received no reports of that information being misused (perhaps due to encryption of the info on the computers).