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Another day and Another Bulk Breach Dump Totaling over 3.4 Billion Credentials.

Posted on February 27, 2018 by Lee J

Reshared, Recycled, Swapped and Sold breach data is being a common thing and well once again someone has complied a bunch of public and not so public combo lists from well known previous breaches that when combined have a total of 3,443,684,697 Emails with 2,914,838,915 of them being unique leaving only about 333K duplicate entries….

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University of Wisconsin-Superior Alumni Association notifies alumni after unintentional exposure of SSN

Posted on February 27, 2018 by Dissent

Remember when universities used Social Security numbers as student IDs? Well, if you contact alumni, make sure  you are no longer using their SSN as their IDs.   The University of Wisconsin-Superior Alumni Association is notifying an unspecified number of their alumni after they discovered that using old student IDs was a current risk.  From…

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Teesside University urges hundreds of students and staff to reset passwords following security concern

Posted on February 26, 2018 by Dissent

Dave Robson reports: Students at Teesside University have been warned about a possible email security breach. Hundreds of students were contacted over the weekend and urged to reset their university password. But the university says it was purely a precautionary measure after it became aware of a “wider security concern completely unrelated to our data…

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MUSC terminates employees who ‘snoop’ in patients’ medical records

Posted on February 25, 2018 by Dissent

Mary Katherine Wildeman and Lauren Sausser report: Thirteen employees were fired in 2017 from the Medical University of South Carolina after administrators determined they had broken federal law by using patient records without permission, spying on patient files or disclosing private information. Some of these privacy breaches involved high-profile patients. Read more on Charleston Post…

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New details emerge on Roomsurf hack

Posted on February 23, 2018 by Dissent

More details have emerged about a breach previously reported on this site on February 16. The breach involves RoomSurf, a commercial service to help college students find roommates. As I reported at the time, RoomSurf did not respond to inquiries this site had sent about a breach notice email its members received. And that’s where things…

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White and Bright Family Dental notifies patients after hackers accessed PHI

Posted on February 20, 2018 by Dissent

White and Bright Family Dental in Fresno is notifying patients of a recent hack.  In a letter dated February 16 to patients, they write: On January 30, 2018, a business computer server containing your protected health information was accessed by cyber criminals. We immediately notified the Fresno Police Department, so that identification and prosecution of…

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