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Victims of ChoicePoint Data Breach to Receive Redress Checks

Posted on September 22, 2010 by Dissent

An administrator working for the Federal Trade Commission is mailing checks to 14,023 consumers who were victims of ChoicePoint’s alleged failure to implement a comprehensive information security program to protect consumers’ personal information, as required by a previous court order. As a result, in the spring of 2008, an unauthorized person accessed its database and…

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LA: Credit card fraud investigation centers in Natchitoches Parish

Posted on September 22, 2010 by Dissent

KSLA reports that another restaurant has been hacked. In this case, it’s reportedly the Japanese Sushi Bar & Grill: Reportedly the Japanese Sushi Bar & Grill, located in Natchitoches has become the latest victim of hacking. Upon investigating, detectives have learned that someone allegedly got into the server they use to process credit card transactions….

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(update) Two arrested in Roseville restaurant credit card scam

Posted on September 22, 2010 by Dissent

Sam Stanton reports: At least two people have been arrested in connection with the credit card scam pulled at Paul Martin’s American Bistro in Roseville, police said today, but the suspects are considered minor players and the ringleaders may be operating overseas. Read more on SacBee.com

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A home invasion leads to a breach for a New Hampshire lawyer

Posted on September 22, 2010 by Dissent

Two heads are better than one. Evan Francen noticed a breach report on the New Hampshire Attorney General’s site that I apparently missed back in July.  A laptop containing confidential and personal information of clients of attorney George R. LaRocque, Jr. was stolen during a home invasion. Read more about the incident with Evan’s commentary…

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Maine Supreme Court: Hannaford breach victims cannot sue for time and effort

Posted on September 21, 2010 by Dissent

Following what appears to be a pretty well-established pattern by now, Maine’s Supreme Court has dealt victims of the Hannaford Bros. breach what will likely be the final blow, telling them that they cannot sue unless they have suffered unreimbursed financial losses, physical harm or identity theft. In their opinion, they state: We, therefore, are…

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Pointer: Over 23,000 patients notified in three breaches reported to HHS

Posted on September 21, 2010 by Dissent

In addition to a LabCorp breach where we do not have a lot of information other than 507 patients were notified of theft of paper records with their PHI, I also just posted three other newly revealed breaches over on PHIprivacy.net that resulted in over 23,000 patients being notified.   You can read about those…

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