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Telus releases Hamilton woman’s personal information to her stalker

Posted on January 24, 2017 by Dissent

Adam Carter reports on a small-N breach that reminds us all how horrifying the consequences of a privacy breach can be: A Hamilton woman says Telus violated her privacy and put her and her family in grave danger by allowing her stalker to access her phone account without her consent. Ellie, whose name has been…

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218,000 AlphaBay marketplace users’ private messages acquired by bug hunter

Posted on January 24, 2017 by Dissent

If you’re a darknet vendor who has the skills to really test the security of marketplaces where you might hawk your wares, what do you do? Well, if you’re a vendor known as “Cipher0007” on reddit, and you find problems, you try to alert the marketplace, and then go public if they don’t respond promptly. This…

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SEC probing Yahoo over previously disclosed cyber breach: filing

Posted on January 23, 2017 by Dissent

Suzanne Barlyn reports: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating a previously disclosed data breach at Yahoo Inc, the company said in a filing. Yahoo said in a November 2016 quarterly filing that it was “cooperating with federal, state and foreign” agencies, including the SEC, that were seeking information and documents about a “security…

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Payment card data-snatching malware found on 21 Bowlmor AMF bowling centers’ computers

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Dissent

Bowlmor AMF, the world’s largest bowling center operator, said late Friday that it had a possible data breach at 21 of its more than 300 domestic locations in 12 states between Feb. 4 and March 19. Malware was found on computers at the 21 locations, including three in Virginia –  AMF Sunset Lanes on West…

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Rsync errors lead to data leak at Canadian ISP, KWIC Internet

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Dissent

Steve Ragan reports on a leak first uncovered by Chris Vickery of MacKeeper Security Research Center. Kudos to Steve for ensuring that notification was made so that the files got secured, even though it’s not yet clear for how long they were exposed and whether others may have accessed them.  Steve writes: Misconfigured Rsync instances…

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Clash of Clans Forums Accounts Have Been Hacked

Posted on January 19, 2017 by Dissent

Costea Lestoc reports: It seems that Supercell, the creator of Clash of Clans, has suffered a major security breach. It has been revealed that the company has revealed that during an attack on its member forums, over a million user accounts were compromised. In other words, some hackers have now over a million accounts usernames,…

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