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When it comes to compiling breaches, more is better

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Dissent

As announced by the good folks at DataLossDB.org today, I’ve agreed to work with them in terms of maintaining and developing their database. DataBreaches.net and PHIprivacy.net will continue as they always have, but expect to see more breaches show up in DataLossDB in a timely fashion and expect to see more backfilling over time and…

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UK: Lancashire Police officers dismissed for breaching data laws

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Dissent

The residents of Lancashire, like most people in Britain, hope that the police are there to protect them. So they will be shocked and disappointed today to find out that dozens of police have been using police equipment to spy on their partners and neighbours for the last three years. There were a total of…

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(update) More EMU Students May Have Had IDs Stolen In Data Breach

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Dissent

CBS Detroit alerts us to an update on the Eastern Michigan University breach reported earlier this month. From EMU’s web site, an updated post today: March 31, 2011: to EMU Students: Students: Please Read This Message And Contact Us (734-487-1357) If You Believe You May Have Been a Victim of the Fraud Described Below. We…

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IN: Sensitive information stolen from little league players

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Dissent

Heather MacWilliams reports: Columbus, Ind.— Employees of the Columbus Parks and Recreation Department worked late into the night Wednesday calling the parents of nearly 100 kids who’s most personal information is now in the hands of a complete stranger. It happened after little league manager Jeremy Hurd’s car was broken into while he was shopping…

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ME: Hackers breach bank’s online system

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Dissent

Keith Edwards reports: Kennebec Savings Bank’s online banking system was infiltrated by an outside party and bank officials are working with a team of computer forensics experts to find out which customers may have been affected and what information may have been accessed. Bank officials said there was no unauthorized access to customer funds, Social…

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Failure to encrypt portable devices inexcusable, say analysts

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Dissent

Following the report earlier this week that a laptop containing 13,000 BP claimants’ personal data was missing, Jaikumar Vijayan reports that data breaches involving unencrypted laptops and portable drives continues at inexcusably high rates: The company is only the latest in a long list of organizations that have made similar announcements over the past several…

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