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Author: Dissent

CO: Nurse accused of stealing identities of hospital patients

Posted on June 15, 2011 by Dissent

Kyle Clark reports: A nurse who worked at five or more hospitals in the Denver area faces 90 felony charges in a wide-ranging identity theft investigation, 9Wants to Know investigators have learned. Prosecutors suspect a registered nurse working at several hospitals through a nurse staffing agencies improperly accessed patient files to steal Social Security numbers…

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CO: Nurse accused of stealing identities of hospital patients

Posted on June 15, 2011 by Dissent

Kyle Clark reports: A nurse who worked at five or more hospitals in the Denver area faces 90 felony charges in a wide-ranging identity theft investigation, 9Wants to Know investigators have learned. Prosecutors suspect a registered nurse working at several hospitals through a nurse staffing agencies improperly accessed patient files to steal Social Security numbers…

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VA: Audit: Is the City putting Richmonders’ credit card info at risk

Posted on June 14, 2011 by Dissent

Sandra Jones and Nick Dutton report: A new city audit finds fault with the Department of Finance’s ICVerify system and says that unless changes are made, Richmonders’ credit card information could be at risk. ICVerify, a critical system to the Revenue Administration Division, is a third party software product used to process and record customer…

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Update: Cleveland debit card spree getting bigger as more than 1 dozen banks, credit unions affected

Posted on June 14, 2011 by Dissent

More on a breach reported previously on this blog, from Teresa Dixon Murray of the Plain Dealer, who has been all over this breach for the past few weeks: The local debit card fraud breach that was discovered last month is much wider than first realized, striking just about every major bank in the area…

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GA: Sandy Springs man charged with ID theft

Posted on June 14, 2011 by Dissent

David Ibata reports: A Sandy Springs man is in Fulton County Jail, charged with more than 100 counts of identity theft, after police investigating the odor of burning marijuana discovered much more than pot in the man’s apartment, authorities said. […] Investigators spotted a notebook containing people’s names, birth dates, Social Security numbers and PIN…

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Judge: Comerica must pay company hit in phishing attack

Posted on June 14, 2011 by Dissent

David Ashenfelter reports on a ruling in a case with potentially huge implications, EMI v. Comerica (past coverage): Comerica bank must reimburse a Sterling Heights sheet metal company $561,000 it lost in an Internet phishing attack, a federal judge has ruled in what may be the first such case nationally to be tried to a…

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