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North Carolina psychologist settles state charges for dumping patients' records, agrees to pay $40,000

Posted on September 7, 2011 by Dissent

The following press release from North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper is a follow-up to a breach previously covered on PHIprivacy.net: Dr. Ervin Batchelor of the Carolina Center for Development and Rehabilitation in Charlotte has paid $40,000 for illegally dumping files containing patients’ financial and medical information, Attorney General Roy Cooper announced Wednesday. “Any business…

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Ca: North Bay Regional Health Centre notifies 5,800 patients of inappropriate access of their records

Posted on September 7, 2011 by Dissent

Via BayToday.ca, a North Bay Regional Health Centre News Release: A breach of privacy relating to personal health information has occurred at the North Bay Regional Health Centre affecting roughly 5,800 patients. “Any information collected during a stay at the hospital is considered personal health information,” says Chief Privacy Officer, Marc Bouchard. “For example it…

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UK: Breaches at University Hospital of South Manchester NHS and London Ambulance Service result in undertakings

Posted on September 7, 2011 by Dissent

A press release from the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) reveals two privacy breaches resulting in agreements to take remedial and proactive steps. The University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust breached the Data Protection Act by losing sensitive personal information relating to the treatment of 87 patients. The information was lost after a…

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Santa Clara dental worker steals patient info, lands in prison

Posted on September 6, 2011 by Dissent

Mike Rosenberg reports: A former employee at a San Jose dental office will spend four years in prison for stealing personal information from patient records to create credit card accounts he used to buy Gucci watches and flat-screen TVs, authorities announced Tuesday. Nick Luu and five other members of an identity theft ring defrauded at least…

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Santa Clara dental worker steals patient info, lands in prison

Posted on September 6, 2011 by Dissent

Mike Rosenberg reports: A former employee at a San Jose dental office will spend four years in prison for stealing personal information from patient records to create credit card accounts he used to buy Gucci watches and flat-screen TVs, authorities announced Tuesday. Nick Luu and five other members of an identity theft ring defrauded at…

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OH: Candidate for world's dumbest criminal pleads guilty to attempting to extort Xavier University

Posted on September 6, 2011 by Dissent

It’s not that often that we find out about extortion attempts related to data breaches, so when we do, I try to follow up on them.  Here’s a follow-up to an extortion attempt involving Xavier University that I previously covered on DataBreaches.net.  It was not originally covered here because until now, there was no indication…

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