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ADP joins ranks of vendors associated with W-2 data compromise

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Dissent

Aha. I see Brian Krebs got some answers before I did concerning a breach involving ADP. On April 30, I had reported that Allegheny College suspected that employee reports of W-2 data comprise were linked to a breach involving ADP’s iPay. In an email to this site earlier today, Rick Holmgren, the college’s vice-president of Information Services and Assessment said…

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Stolen billing vendor’s laptop held patient info from 8 medical facilities

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Dissent

EqualizeRCM Services  is a vendor providing billing and collection services to healthcare providers.  In compliance with HIPAA, it has Business Associate contracts with its clients, who provide it with the information needed to fulfill its functions. The firm has headquarters in Austin, Texas, and offices in Houston and Washington, D.C. On February 29, EqualizeRCM learned that a…

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Was an Alpha Payroll Services employee cruelly fired?

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Dissent

Over on Salted Hash, Steve Ragan commented on the Alpha Payroll Services phishing incident, first reported on Daily Dot. The premise of his article appears to be that the employee who was fired was a victim, too. Steve writes, in part: The employee, victimized by the same person who later victimized Alpha Payroll clients, was fired because…

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“Large number of” Brunswick Corporation employees being notified of W-2 data breach

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Dissent

Another day, another phishing for W-2 incident. WFRV reports that Mercury Marine issued a press release today stating that its parent company, Brunswick Corporation, had been a victim of an email phishing scam. Brunswick, who had more than 13,000 employees globally in 2015, issued the following statement today: Brunswick Corporation today reported it has been the victim of an email phishing incident…

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Stanford University continues to investigate breach involving employee W-2 data

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Dissent

There’s been an update to a previously noted breach report out of Stanford University. On April 12, I had reported that compromise of employees’ W-2 data had been linked to the university’s service vendor, W-2 Express, a service of Equifax. The breach did not appear to involve a breach of W-2 Express’s system or of Stanford University’s network. Rather,…

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Payroll vendor employee falls for phishing scam, all clients’ W-2 data involved

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Dissent

It is bad enough when an employee falls for a phishing scheme that exposes fellow employees’ W-2 information. It is downright painful when an employee of a payroll services vendor falls for a scam and emails every clients’ W-2 data to criminals. Sadly, that is what happened to Alpha Payroll Services LLC. Read my story on Daily Dot.

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