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Author: Dissent

IN: Personal Info Found Dumped Outside School

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Dissent

The state is investigating after a box full of personal information was found dumped in a trash bin near a downtown school. …. A recent search turned up a box of payroll stubs from the Thai Cafe in Broad Ripple. […] The stubs, from the year 2000, had been in the possession of Richard Fischer,…

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(Update) Capitol Hill credit card fraud wave ‘adjudicated’ — Secret Service task force claims break in case

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Dissent

jseattle reports: A special task force that combines Secret Service investigators with local law enforcement experts has made a major break in the case of a large wave of fraudulent activity involving credit card accounts belonging to people who live and work on Capitol Hill, CHS has learned. According to David A. Iacovetti, Special Agent…

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Cook County appointment reminder system drops the ball on HIPAA

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Dissent

Neil Versel describes a situation that’s concerned me for a long time — automatic calls that reveal PHI if the person who answers the call says that they’re the person being dialed (even when they’re not!): Friday, “Cook County” popped up on the caller ID when I was on another call. Ditto for when I…

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(Update) Ca: Teen hacker charged

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Dissent

Kate Dubinski reports: A 15-year-old hacker accused of breaking into the Thames Valley District school board’s website and exposing the passwords of 27,000 high school students has been criminally charged.The boy was arrested and charged with four criminal code offences: Intercepting a computer function – Fraudulently obtaining computing services. Using a computer with intent to…

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Is it legal to use Firesheep at Starbucks?

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Dissent

Gregg Keizer reports: People using the Firesheep add-on may be breaking federal wiretapping laws, legal experts said today. Or maybe not. “I honestly don’t know the answer,” said Phil Malone, a clinical professor of law at Harvard Law School as well as the director of the school’s Cyberlaw Clinic at the Berkman Center for Internet…

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AU: How Hep C doctor ruined our lives

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Dissent

There’s a case in Australia that raises a slew of privacy, confidentiality, and health records security issues because dozens of women allege that a doctor who performed their abortions gave them Hepatitis  C. Had this occurred during another kind of surgery, women would probably feel more comfortable coming forward to identify themselves as having been…

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