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Author: Dissent

30,000 California patients notified of burglary

Posted on September 9, 2009 by Dissent

The burglars broke in, but did they take anything? 23ABC reports that 30,000 patients of Kern Medical Center are being notified that burglars broke into a storage container where patients’ paper billing records were stored. The records contain patients’ confidential information including names, addresses, date of births, insurance providers and social security number. “There’s no…

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Austrian Patient Data Landed on the Net

Posted on September 9, 2009 by Dissent

A reader, Ewald Proll, sends this breach report: In Austria, hackers retrieved from the internet a database containing  emergency data. These data had been transmitted unsecured and were intercepted by an individual, using a scanner, a soundcard, and a  freely distributed piece of software. The authorities refused to comment this leakage so far. Source: Heise…

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Website exposes sensitive details on military personnel

Posted on September 8, 2009 by Dissent

Dan Goodin reports: Programming errors on a website that helps commuters carpool to work are exposing sensitive information of workers for hundreds of employers in Southern California, including at least one military installation. The bugs, discovered last month on RideMatch.info, allow hackers access to a variety of personal information, including individuals’ names, home addresses, phone…

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Data Breaches: Patterns and Their Implications

Posted on September 8, 2009 by Dissent

Luther Martin of Voltage Security has an article on patterns in breaches and how recognizing certain patterns or mathematical likelihoods can help us determine if industry efforts to reduce breaches are actually making an impact. You can read his article on CSO Online.

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DC medical receptionist guilty in $2 million ID theft scheme

Posted on September 8, 2009 by Dissent

Associated Press reports that Makieta Leake pleaded guilty to stealing bank account information from patients as part of an identity theft ring.  Leake is the fifth person to plead guilty in a ring that victimized Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.   According to AP: Leake admitted she stole information from 37 patients. She was paid between $200…

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Bits ‘n Pieces

Posted on September 8, 2009 by Dissent

In the justice system: Cecil H. Savage was arrested and charged with stealing the identities of 58 dead people and using their IDs for fraudulent purposes. He allegedly obtained their personal information over the internet. More. Three people – Leslie Washington, Malon Jackson, and Jackson’s husband, Theron Smith – have been sentenced to federal prison…

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