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Month: July 2015

Schefter says he “could and should have done more” before posting JPP medical records

Posted on July 13, 2015 by Dissent

Mike Florio writes that ESPN’s Adam Schefter has commented on the controversy over his tweeting a hospital medical record concerning Jason Pierre-Paul: The four-letter network issued a seven-word statement defending the move on Wednesday night, and Schefter previously said nothing about the situation. He has now addressed the matter with Richard Deitsch of SI.com. “I know news…

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Poonam Dasgupta’s husband files data theft case against former employee

Posted on July 13, 2015 by Dissent

The Mumbai Mirror reports: Naveen Luthra, the husband of Bollywood actor Poonam Dasgupta and director of a mineral water plant, has filed a case of data theft against a former employee. Luthra alleged that before leaving his organisation, Santosh Kale stole data and shared it with an employee of a rival brand. The complaint was…

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In: ISRO arm Antrix’s website hacked?

Posted on July 13, 2015 by Dissent

FPJ reports: In a major security breach, Indian space agency ISRO’s commercial arm Antrix’s website has been defaced, possibly by the Chinese. Antrix markets the satellite launch services and other space data for global customers. Incidentally, on Friday ISRO had launched five British satellites. Antrix’s website was hacked a couple of days back and the…

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Cloudminr.io Hacked, User Database Put Up For Sale

Posted on July 12, 2015 by Dissent

Users of the “cloud mining” service Cloudminr.io were greeted with an unwelcome surprise when they showed up at the site in the last several hours: a CSV (comma separated values) file containing a sample of the entire user database for the website. The whole site is apparently for sale, and the hackers appear to have…

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Scots customers among 2,000 people caught up in Barclays data theft

Posted on July 12, 2015 by Dissent

Herald Scotland reports: Barclays is paying around half a million pounds in compensation to 2,000 customers, including many in Scotland, after their personal data was found on a USB stick at a flat on the south coast of England. The electronic device was found by police with a copy of information originally lost last year…

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Hacking Team chief: ‘We’re the GOOD GUYS fighting crims and rooting out lone wolves’

Posted on July 12, 2015 by Dissent

Oh ho. Kelly Fiveash reports that Hacking Team claims it was the victim of a state actor: The boss of Italian spyware vendor Hacking Team has spoken for the first time about the mass hack on the beleaguered company’s data – which has exposed severe software security holes and gifted terrorists with zero-day exploits. David Vincenzetti, in an…

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