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(follow-up) OH: Silence not broken nearly a year after security breach

Posted on September 23, 2011 by Dissent

The student paper at Ohio State University has continued to try to get answers to their questions about a breach at OSU last year that affected 760,000.  You can read Ally Marotti’s recent update on The Lantern. The coverage paints an unflattering picture of the university in terms of transparency following the breach. Could the…

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[Corrected] MO: Former SEMO Employee Found with Data Files of Personal Information of Students

Posted on September 20, 2011 by Dissent

Correction: Oops – disregard this entry. This was an old breach. No idea why it showed up in my news reader today. Wes Wallace reports: Hundreds of students received an identity theft warning following a security breach at Southeast Missouri State University. According to the school, a grand jury in Georgia indicted a former worker…

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NM: Schools take closer look at computer security

Posted on September 16, 2011 by Dissent

It’s nice to see some schools getting the message and being proactive on preventing ID theft or reducing the risk. Reyes Mata reports: To protect students from becoming part of an identity theft scam, schools in Las Cruces have responded to online security threats by no longer collecting Social Security numbers from students. “We used…

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(Update) EPISD Lawyer: District Is Not Legally Liable For The Hacking

Posted on September 14, 2011 by Dissent

Gaby Loria reports: El Paso Independent School District trustees heard from concerned employees and parents at a Tuesday evening board meeting regarding the hacking situation that put more than 70,000 students and employees at risk for identity theft. […] The district alerted the community about the breach the day it found out about it and…

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Two years later, Texas parent who reported a breach gets prosecutors off his back and his laptop returned

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Dissent

A Texas parent who reported a school district security breach involving sensitive student records spent the next two years facing federal charges and trying to get his laptop back Back in August 2009,  DataBreaches.net reported that a parent had his work and personal computers seized by the FBI after he reported a security breach to his…

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Indiana University School of Medicine notifies patients of stolen laptop containing personal and medical information

Posted on September 9, 2011 by Dissent

WISH reports: The Indiana University School of Medicine is warning thousands of people that their medical records could have been breeched after someone stole a laptop back in August. The medical school reports the laptop, stolen Aug. 16, contained records of 3,192 individuals that included name, age, sex, diagnosis, medical record number and in 178…

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