Michael Booth reports: The state Department of Health Care Policy and Financing has lost thousands of applicant names on a computer disk for the second time in a year, triggering a public notice under federal privacy rules. HCPF officials said the names of 3,590 medical-aid applicants were on the lost disk, though the data did…
Month: July 2011
Operation Orlando fires on with another day of attacks
With the city still refusing to back down on its food permits, Operation Orlando is full steam ahead, with daily attacks taking down various targets based within the city. The targets today have been announced on twitter Today’s targets are : https://www.orlandoairports.net more info on orlando operation here more updates as they come The network…
Anonymous, who are they and what do they do
Anonymous has grown to be known and seen as the worlds largest hacktivist group that doesn’t have a simple administration, set rule book, or classed leaders by acts in what could be considered a orderly fashion that’s well coordinated . Anonymous is made up of anyone. The attacks that anonymous has carried out over the years have gained more…
Stolen Pfizer laptop contained personal information on employees and others
A laptop stolen from a Pfizer employee’s car in April contained personal information on employees, health care professionals, service providers, and customers. In some cases, employees’ Social Security Numbers were included as well as names, addresses, and telephone numbers. It is not clear what types of data were involved for health care professionals or customers….
Amy winehouse defaced SWAGGER SECURITY
New player Swagger security has gone and done a very funky "ghetto" style deface on artist Amy wine house, the statement on the site which is in all capital letters states that they are not part of anonymous and they do not like the antisec operation, see statement below for full. The tweet which reads…
KY: Thieves steal credit card information from local restaurant
Dave Spencer reports: The owner of Smashing Tomato, an Italian restaurant in Lexington, says they were recently informed by the Secret Service about stolen credit card information. Carolyn Toyoda, the co-owner of the locally run restaurant, says the call came as quite a shock. Toyoda says, “This is my family’s business, and we take it…