Well, no, they didn’t hack it. They didn’t even have to, it seems. Keith Koffler reports: Security consultant David Kennedy, who has testified before Congress about the flaws in Healthcare.gov that have made people’s information unsafe, revealed Monday he was able to gain access to the personal records of 70,000 Obamacare enrollees in four minutes….
Category: Breach Incidents
Russian RUSAL Deployed Equipment to Spy on Intertelecom Ukraine
Today russian hacktivist @Rucyborg has announced part 4 of an ongoing leak of documents dubbed ‘Transmission 004 The Golden Sun of the Red Dragon East’ . The Data leaks which started in march have so far leaked on documents from Searchinform, Russian Defence Export and Russian Industrial Investment Fund and now the most recent dump…
China Embassy in Moscow hacked. Russian deployed equipment to spy on Intertelecom Ukraine. 100k customers IMEI, and l/p leaked.
Our brothers from Latin America suggest that last name Putin is a derivative of Putto – male prostitute – lulz Tonight Great Lulz of the World ! We deliver a message. 4 thouz who dont wanna read the rest – China embassy in Moscow hacked – Chinese delivered Rusal executives backdoored equipment designated to Ukraine…
TX: Document Shredding Company Employee Eyed in ID Theft Ring
Scott Gordon reports: A Fort Worth man who worked for a document shredding company did not destroy bank records and instead shared them with thieves, according to court documents. The number of potential victims is in the thousands and the total loss may be in the millions of dollars, a law enforcement source told NBC…
Hacked Japanese Building Research Institute responds to hack
A hacker who identifies him/herself as BH_Hacker has dumped data on Pastebin that allegedly comes from a kenken.go.jp database. The National Institute of Building Research identifies itself as an incorporated administrative agency of Japan. The data dump contains 330 records with first and last names, usernames, email addresses, and telephone numbers. With one exception, there were…
UK: Northamptonshire Police worker breached data law
A woman has admitted using police systems to access information on her ex-partner while employed by the Northamptonshire force. Julie Crust, 42, of Northfield Road, Northampton, admitted six counts of breaching data protection laws at Northampton Magistrates’ Court. The court heard she was employed as an administrative worker when the offences took place. Crust was…