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Mozilla says hacker compromised Bugzilla and used stolen ‘security-sensitive’ info to attack Firefox users

Posted on September 4, 2015 by Dissent

Emil Protalinsky reports: Mozilla today detailed a security attack on its bugtracker and testing tool Bugzilla, and the steps it is taking to mitigate a repeat incident. In short, a hacker compromised the service, stole security-sensitive information, and used it to attack Firefox users. Bugzilla is open-source software that has been adopted by a variety of organizations in…

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EBay Disclosed Sellers’ Personal Information to Bidders, Will Change Practice

Posted on September 4, 2015 by Dissent

Sarah Messer reports: EBay is the online marketplace for 25 million sellers, but did you know that when you signed up you gave the company permission to disclose your personal information to your bidders? “GMA” Investigates has found that any bidder on an item can request – and receive in a matter of seconds –…

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Former Tesla employee charged with hacking ex-boss’ computer

Posted on September 3, 2015 by Dissent

Kale Williams reports: A former Tesla employee has been indicted on charges of felony computer hacking after a federal investigation found he allegedly broke into his boss’ computer and posted employee evaluations on the Internet, officials said Thursday. Nima Kalbasi, a 28-year-old Canadian, was arrested Aug. 24 as he tried to cross the border from…

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Ooredoo data breach brings legal action

Posted on September 3, 2015 by Dissent

Catherine Trautwein reports: An Ooredoo Myanmar employee that gave out a customer’s call log has been fired, with the company still pursuing legal action through Mandalay police. The June breach involves an Ooredoo customer in Yangon, her male business associate, an intermediary contact and the former Ooredoo Myanmar employee. The Mandalay office employee passed the…

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ReverbNation notifies users of breach, recommends changing passwords

Posted on September 3, 2015 by Dissent

Adam Greenberg reports: ReverbNation – an online platform that currently assists more than three million musicians in building their careers – experienced a breach in 2014, and is now notifying an undisclosed number of users and asking them to change their passwords. According to a ReverbNation statement emailed to SCMagazine.com on Thursday, law enforcement recently notified the company…

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The Black-eyed Pea parent, Paymentech go to court over handling of data breach

Posted on September 3, 2015 by Dissent

Danielle Abril reports: The parent company of The Black-eyed Pea and Paymentech are caught up in a 2-year-old legal battle over a data breach that allegedly occurred three years ago. Oddly, the lawsuit, filed with the 68th District Court in Dallas County, says very little about the data breach and neither company seems to have…

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