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FL: Swan and Dolphin Resort worker accused of snooping through personal information (UPDATED)

Posted on October 10, 2014 by Dissent

Jeff Deal reports: Investigators learned a worker at the Swan and Dolphin Resort on Walt Disney World property was snooping through personal information of others. Investigators said 26-year-old Bryant Plosch, a security officer at the resort, was supposed to use the database to protect guests. Instead, officials said they caught him logging in from his…

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Thousands of Snapchat images may have been hacked via a third-party image-saving service

Posted on October 10, 2014 by Dissent

David Meyer reports: The database of a Snapchat image-saving service — not associated with Snapchat itself — has allegedly been hacked, and the hackers have claimed on 4chan that they will make hundreds of thousands of Snapchat users’ private images and videos available in a searchable database. Read more on GigaOm.

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Is the precedent set for when a contractor gets breached?

Posted on October 10, 2014 by Dissent

Drew Hansen reports: As we reported, the Office of Personnel Management’s decision not to renew two contracts with Falls Chuch-based US Investigations Services LLC led to the loss of 2,500 jobs. But it might also have set a precedent for how government handles contractor breaches. As a reminder, in July, the background checks division at USIS was…

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Dairy Queen update: almost 400 locations affected by Backoff malware

Posted on October 10, 2014 by Dissent

The Dairy Queen breach, first reported in August, is back in the news this week as more details emerged. In a statement issued yesterday, they write (emphasis added by me): International Dairy Queen, Inc. recently learned of a possible malware intrusion that may have affected some payment cards at certain DQ® locations and one Orange Julius® location…

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G.H. Bass & Co announces credit card data breach at Orlando store

Posted on October 9, 2014 by Dissent

Michelle Dendy reports: G.H. Bass & Co. announced on Thursday that a small data capture device was attached to one of the cash registers in its Orlando store for a month. According to a release from G.H. Bass & Co., on Sept. 12 the company discovered an unauthorized person had connected a device to one…

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The Evolution Store notifying customers of payment card and info breach (UPDATED)

Posted on October 9, 2014 by Dissent

As submitted to the California Attorney General’s website: Evolution Nature Corp., d/b/a The Evolution Store (“Evolution”), is writing to inform you of a data incident that may affect the security of your personal information. We are unaware of any actual or attempted misuse of your personal information but are nevertheless providing notice of this incident…

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