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BBC issues formal complaint to Russia over staff data leak

Posted on December 29, 2018 by Dissent

From the yeah-that’s-probably-not-going-to-do-much-good dept., the BBC reports: The BBC has formally complained to Russia’s ministry of foreign affairs, after a list of BBC staff working in Russia, including their personal data, was leaked online. The 44 journalists’ full names and photographs were published on social media by the For Mother Russia group on 25 December….

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Nova warns listeners of data breach affecting more than 260,000 Australians

Posted on December 28, 2018 by Dissent

Jennifer Duke reports: Lachlan Murdoch’s Nova Entertainment has warned more than 250,000 listeners that data collected about them between 2009 and 2011 has been publicly disclosed, including residential addresses and birth dates. Nova chief executive Cathy O’Connor said in a statement on Thursday that individuals were being notified about the steps they can take, with…

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BevMo notifying thousands of customers after malware compromise of ecommerce site

Posted on December 27, 2018 by Dissent

From their template notification, submitted to the California Attorney General’s Office by Beverages & More (dba “BevMo”): Notice of Data BreachBevMo recently learned of a data incident from the ecommerce service provider that operates our website at www.bevmo.com. This incident may have affected certain customers’ payment card numbers and other information entered on the BevMo…

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French watchdog fines Bouygues 250,000 euros for data security breach

Posted on December 27, 2018 by Dissent

Reuters reports that the CNIL has fined the Parisian telecom, but they don’t provide any real details as to what happened. But here’s a translation, via Google, of the CNIL’s press release: In March 2018, the CNIL received a report informing it of the existence of a security incident which led to making freely accessible the personal data of customers of the…

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Hackers Steal Thousands Of Files From M&A Giant Evercore

Posted on December 23, 2018 by Dissent

Tyler Durden reports: We break from tonight’s episode of “Powell in turmoil” to let you know that an “unknown” hacker appears to have inside info on a substantial portion of the global pipeline of upcoming M&A deals. According to The Times, thousands of “sensitive documents” have been stolen by hackers in a cyber-attack on M&A and…

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Law firm notifies clients after backup drive stolen from lawyer’s car

Posted on December 22, 2018 by Dissent

I’ve often thrown up my cyber-hands in disgust at breaches that occur because people leave unencrypted PII or PHI in unattended vehicles. But sometimes, you read an incident report, and you can somewhat relate. This report by attorney Michael Koch, dba Lockhart, Britton & Koch in La Mesa, California is one of those times. From…

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