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Author: Dissent

(update) Salmat caused St George data breach

Posted on March 4, 2010 by Dissent

Renai LeMay reports: Business process outsourcing firm Salmat has acknowledged responsibility for a data breach at St George that saw some customers of the Westpac subsidiary receive account details that belonged to other customers. “Our statement production company Salmat has acknowledged responsibility for the error which occured and is currently completing a full investigation,” said…

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Argos exposes customers’ credit-card numbers in emails

Posted on March 3, 2010 by Dissent

Barry Collins reports: High street retailer Argos has compromised its customers’ security by sending their credit-card details – including the vital security code – in unencrypted emails. The company has been including the customer’s full name, address, credit-card number and three-digit CCV security code in order confirmation emails, which are sent once a customer has…

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Former fugitives sentenced for possessing more than 3k stolen credit cards

Posted on March 3, 2010 by Dissent

Octavio Delemos, 26, and Ruddy Perez-Espinal, 25, formerly of Miami-Dade County, were sentenced today for conspiring to commit credit card fraud, credit card fraud, and aggravated identity theft. U.S. District Court Marcia G. Cooke sentenced Delemos to 48 months’ imprisonment and Perez-Espinal to 64 months’ imprisonment. Both defendants were ordered to serve a three year…

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Two Men Charged For Stealing Credit Card Data Throughout East Bay

Posted on March 3, 2010 by Dissent

Two Los Angeles area men were charged in Contra Costa County Wednesday for allegedly using “skimming” devices to steal people’s ATM and PIN numbers from gas pumps in Martinez, Benicia, Livermore, Hayward, Oakland, San Mateo and Sacramento, Martinez police said Wednesday. David Karapetyan, 31, and Zhiraya Zamanyan, 30, have each been charged with 32 counts…

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CIBC to compensate customers for disclosing data

Posted on March 3, 2010 by Dissent

Joe Schneider reports: Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, the country’s fifth-biggest bank, agreed to compensate customers whose personal information was sent by mistake to businesses in the U.S. and Quebec. The agreement, approved by a judge in Toronto, settles a class-action, or group, lawsuit filed by the customers over the disclosure of their names, social…

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Auctioning off patient records

Posted on March 3, 2010 by Dissent

What stops a storage company from auctioning off the contents of abandoned storage units or units that are in arrears when the contents are medical records? Maybe nothing.

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