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Payroll company employee stole customer funds, feds claim

Posted on June 23, 2016 by Dissent

Robert Patrick reports: An employee of a payroll processing company changed clients’ account information to re-direct their pay, an indictment filed Wednesday says. Courtland Iverson and Romel Handson were each indicted on a felony charge of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Read more on: St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The payroll processing firm is not named in…

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UK: Romanian hackers infiltrate Gloucestershire business Versarien

Posted on June 23, 2016 by Dissent

Ellis Lane reports: Hackers have infiltrated Gloucestershire-based Versarien, sending spam emails out to the business’s entire contacts book in the process. The hack came from three different locations, the most prevalent came from Romania, with other hacks from Melbourne in Australia and Camberley in Surrey. Read more on Gloucestershire Live.

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Hackers Steal Air India Frequent-Flyer Miles Worth $24,000

Posted on June 23, 2016 by Dissent

Sputnik News reports: Unknown hackers broke into the loyalty program of Indian airlines and robbed at least 20 accounts of frequent-flyer miles worth Rs 1.6 million ($23,745). Delhi Police, who are investigating the case, said that the intruders created 20 email IDs and diverted the reward points earned by Air India’s passengers, with possible help from present or…

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ME: Portland Jetport loses thumb drive with personal info of 950 employees

Posted on June 22, 2016 by Dissent

The Bangor Daily News reports: The Portland Jetport says it’s lost or misplaced a USB thumb drive containing personal information of 950 employees. The personal information includes names, addresses, dates of birth and social security numbers. Read more on BDN. The Portland Press Herald adds that the drive, which also includes the personal information of…

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Carbonite forces password reset after password reuse attack

Posted on June 21, 2016 by Dissent

Should a company force an entire user password reset proactively because some users’ credentials, obtained elsewhere, are being used to attempt to steal their data? Carbonite, a provider of online computer and server backup services, notified its more than 1.5 million individual and small business customers that they were forcing a password reset.  The reset, announced…

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In: Sec V techie held for data theft

Posted on June 21, 2016 by Dissent

Dwaipayan Ghosh reports: Kolkata: A BTech engineer working in a Sector V firm was arrested by the Bidhannagar cyber fraud wing for allegedly cheating on the US-based clients of another city-based IT company of lakhs. The accused — Akhilesh Shaw (31) — is a resident of Golpark’s Panchanantala and was arrested last Friday. The modus operandi…

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