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Concern at 16 cases of lost Assembly data

Posted on January 2, 2009 by Dissent

Tom Bodden reports: THE Welsh Assembly Government has confirmed that 16 cases of official data have been lost or stolen in the last three years. Ten of the losses of material, classed as “medium to low risk”, took place this year, according to details released under the Freedom of Information Act. Missing information deemed “medium…

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Malware blamed in latest SAIC breach

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Dissent

Science Applications International Corporation (“SAIC”), recipient of a number of large government contracts, notified the New Hampshire Attorney General on December 9th of a security breach involving malware. The specific malware was not named, but was described as “designed to provide backdoor access.” The breach was detected on October 28th. In its letter to an…

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Express Scripts extortionist sends Toyota data on 188 employees

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Dissent

On November 11, Express Scripts announced that some its clients had received extortion attempts, presumably from the same person or persons who had contacted them with the threat to expose personal information if Express Scripts did not meet their demands. On November 21, Toyota Motor Sales notified the New Hampshire Attorney General that: […] Early…

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TD Banknorth notifies over 3,000 customers of stolen data

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Dissent

On November 26th, TD Bank, N.A. notified the New Hampshire Attorney General that on October 27, computer equipment containing names, addresses, dates of birth, social security numbers, bank account numbers and balances was removed without authorization from two TD Banknorth branches that were being consolidated into TD Bank Stores in Hillsdale and Park Ridge, New…

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Over 2,220 North Pacific Group employees affected by stolen computers

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Dissent

A burglary at the Portland, Oregon offices of North Pacific Group over the recent Thanksgiving weekend resulted in the theft of several laptops and other computer equipment. As described in a letter to the New Hampshire Attorney General dated December 23l, two of the stolen computers: … stored files containing names, addresses, Social Security numbers,…

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ANNOUNCE: Breach news moving to DataBreaches.net

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Dissent

Happy New Year! Starting today, all healthcare-related breach news stories will be posted to our new companion web site, DataBreaches.net. For your convenience, you can subscribe to the news feed from that site.

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