For the second time in a year Bank of American has notified me that they are canceling my current XXXX debit card tied to my checking account with them and will issue a new card due to " possible compromise '' of the account number with an " undisclosed merchant ''. After the first incident, I contacted the bank wishing to know the identity of the " undisclosed merchant '' so I could modify my purchase behavior as deemed necessary and was refused the information, Bank of American saying they did not have it and was advised by XXXX. There is no one to contact at " XXXX '', of course. I find this both unacceptable and improbable. Why is this information denied the consumer when major security breaches are reported on the evening news? 
