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Month: November 2009

FCI USA notifies employees of stolen laptop

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Dissent

Lawyers for FCI USA have notified the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office that a laptop stolen from an employee may have contained a spread sheet with unencrypted personal information including names, Social Security numbers, and dates of birth for approximately 2,000 current and former employees. By letter dated November 19, K. Catherine Roney of Morgan…

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ACORN Claims Theft of Dumpster Docs

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Dissent

R. Stickney updates us on the ACORN breach reported yesterday: ACORN says a man who took thousands of documents from a trash bin outside its San Diego County office broke the law and is demanding he return them. Amy Schur, who heads California’s ACORN operations, said Tuesday that her group filed a crime report with…

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GAO: DoD loses track of 72,000 combat records

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Dissent

Judi Hasson reports: There are so many data breaches throughout government these days that it’s getting tiresome. The question is why do they keep happening? Last week, the Government Accountability Office disclosed another one–this time from the Defense Department. The GAO revealed that DoD could not account for more than 72,000 health questionnaires that were…

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GAO: DoD loses track of 72,000 combat medical records

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Dissent

Judi Hasson reports: There are so many data breaches throughout government these days that it’s getting tiresome. The question is why do they keep happening? Last week, the Government Accountability Office disclosed another one–this time from the Defense Department. The GAO revealed that DoD could not account for more than 72,000 health questionnaires that were…

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Radiant Systems and Computer World responsible for breach affecting restaurants – lawsuit

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Dissent

There’s been a lot of coverage of the lawsuits against Heartland Payment Systems, a payment processor fined by both Visa and Mastercard for not being PCI-DSS compliant. Now a class-action lawsuit by seven restaurants claims that dozens of restaurants may have become victims of card fraud because systems provided to the restaurants by Radiant Systems…

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Ie: University hands confidential student records to media

Posted on November 24, 2009 by Dissent

Gavan Reilly reports: The University Observer can exclusively reveal major security flaws within the UCD [University College Dublin] Registry, which allow an individual to gain access to the detailed academic records of any UCD graduate. UCD’s Student Desk supplied The University Observer with copies of full academic statements for two recent graduates, after this newspaper…

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