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California CPA firm hacked to file fraudulent returns

Posted on October 1, 2016 by Dissent

On August 15, 2016, Wheeler & Egger, CPAs, LLP discovered a data security incident involving their firm and some of their clients whose 2015 tax returns were on Extension.  After thorough investigation, they have discovered that the perpetrator(s) hacked into their system, and between August 3rd and 9th 2016, fraudulently filed 45 client tax returns. Letters were mailed to…

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FeverClan responds to notification of claimed breach

Posted on September 29, 2016 by Dissent

A claimed breach involving gaming community FeverClan, announced on Twitter last night, has FeverClan in response mode. @Allergically announced the hack: Feverclan.com with over 50,000 Users was hacked on 9/28/16 Hashed Passwords, Emails, Ip’s, and more.@pr0jekkt @FeverClan pic.twitter.com/MhzVuxMf7s — ️️️️ (@Allergically) September 29, 2016   It appears that @Pr0jekkt is taking credit for it: @Allergically @FeverClan…

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NZME data accessed in security breach

Posted on September 29, 2016 by Dissent

Radio New Zealand reports: Data of about 76,000 people may have been leaked in a security breach of a cloud server used by media company NZME. The company, whose portfolio includes The New Zealand Herald, said data may have been accessed through a third party cloud server holding information collected through competitions and some client data….

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InfoArmor: Yahoo Data Breach Investigation

Posted on September 29, 2016 by Dissent

Well, it seems InfoArmor is calling b.s. on claims that Yahoo! was hacked by state actors.  The overview from their report: Yahoo was compromised in 2014 by a group of professional blackhats who were hired to compromise customer databases from a variety of different targeted organizations. Some of their initial targets, which occurred in 2012…

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As we speak, teen social site is leaking millions of plaintext passwords

Posted on September 28, 2016 by Dissent

Dan Goodin reports: A social hangout website for teenage girls has sprung a leak that’s exposing plaintext passwords protecting as many as 5.5 million user accounts. As this post went live, all attempts to get the leak plugged had failed. Operators of i-Dressup didn’t respond to messages sent by Ars informing them that a hacker has already…

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UK: Teenager appears in court over TalkTalk cyber-attack

Posted on September 28, 2016 by Dissent

The Press Association reports: A teenager has appeared in court accused of hacking the internet company TalkTalk to obtain customer data before asking for a six-figure blackmail payment in bitcoin. Daniel Kelley, 19, appeared at Westminster magistrates court on Tuesday accused of demanding 465 bitcoins, worth about £216,000, from the company after allegedly carrying out…

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