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MN: Thousands Potentially Affected in Pine County Data Breach

Posted on October 25, 2019 by Dissent

Joe Keyport reports:

Pine County says that around 4,400 people may have their data breached after a county employee had their email account accessed by unauthorized personnel.

The incident happened in June when the county’s payroll department received an email request to change the direct deposit for an employee’s paycheck, something that must be done with a hardcopy form and employee signature. Pine County’s IT department was then notified, and it was determined that the employee’s email password was compromised.

Read more on WCMP.

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1 thought on “MN: Thousands Potentially Affected in Pine County Data Breach”

  1. Melanie Benjamin says:
    October 26, 2019 at 9:54 am

    You should be very careful when such a thing happens. With this information, they can try to trick you into trying to reach you by phone. Be very careful like the example on this page at [deleted by administrator — this site generally does not permit comments to link externally]

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