AVN writes: Alameda Superior Court Judge Winifred Smith this week issued a decision blocking Cal/OSHA’s subpoena for information in the 2009 case of “Patient Zero.” The state regulatory agency had subpoenaed now-defunct Adult Industry Medical Healthcare (AIM) for employment and medical information of Patient Zero, an adult performer, as well as all other adult performers…
Month: June 2011
LulzSec Releases Arizona Law Enforcement Data
Arizona Law Enforcement Data Hacker group LulzSec has been at it again, obtaining access to Arizona Law Enforcement data related to immigration. This data has been spread over the torrent network at a very fast pace, when i checked it it had over 850 peers sharing this data within hours of it being released. This just…
Maine gov to sign medical marijuana law
Associated Press reports: Gov. Paul LePage plans to sign into law a bill that’s aimed at protecting the privacy of medical marijuana patients. The governor plans to sign Rep. Deb Sanderson’s bill in his office Friday morning. The Chelsea Republican’s bill changes Maine’s medical marijuana law to ensure access and clarify and enhance law enforcement…
TeaMp0isoN Release Gumtreeblog email and password list
Gumtreeblog.com.au database exposed and released Team P0isoN has just released all the information from the blog of GUMTREE.COM.AU there is 3000+ emails, passwords from the blog now on the paste bin site. "Enjoy the Gumtree Dump, includes ebay staff – https://t.co/J2KABlN" Got gumtreeblog.comau account? if so take a look here to make sure ur information has…
Australian Red rooster hacker let off with community service
Scott Evan McCormick 23yo Scott Evan McCormick was sentenced today to 150hours community service after getting into his ex works system by means of a user name and password he obtained. Whilst in the red rooster stores computer system scoot order 67k worth of chicks from 5 suppliers, it was only when one called the store up…
Ponemon study: Cyber attacks more frequent, severe
Tim Greene reports: Cyber attacks are becoming more frequent and severe, and the vast majority of businesses have suffered at least one data breach in the past year, a Ponemon Institute survey says. According to the survey, 77% of respondents say attacks have been more severe or more difficult to prevent over the past 12…