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SC: Vincent Sheheen Calls Data Hack News Delay Unacceptable

Posted on October 27, 2012 by Dissent

Is this just for political purposes or do these  comments from South Carolina State Senator Vincent Sheheen really reflect his views on the timeliness of notification: “For Governor Haley and her administration to withhold news from us for sixteen days that our personal identity information has been stolen from state computers is completely unacceptable. And…

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NZ: Inmates’ details put on Facebook

Posted on October 27, 2012 by Dissent

Shane Cowlishaw reports: A prisoner took a muster sheet containing the details of 52 other inmates out of jail, and posted it on Facebook. Milton prison in South Otago learned of the latest public sector privacy breach last weekend, after discovering the inmate had managed to sneak the sheet out when he was freed. The…

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Preview of Upcoming leak from @Officialnull

Posted on October 27, 2012 by Lee J

Well known hacker collective NullCrew (@Officialnull)has contacted us with a preview of a upcoming leak that comes from the United states government. Just a few days ago the NullCrew member @0rbit_g1rl contacted us with a few images and bit of information about the breaches that have been on some state websites. Preview of the leak files: Orbit_girl had…

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Former State Department Employee Pleads Guilty To Federal Charge in Identity Theft Scam

Posted on October 27, 2012 by Dissent

Rodney P. Quarles, Jr., 26, of Charlotte Hall, Md., pled guilty yesterday to a federal charge stemming from an identity theft scam in which he and others used stolen credit cards to make more than $70,000 in purchases. According to a statement of offense, signed by the defendant as well as the government, Quarles worked…

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FTC Finalizes Settlements with Two Businesses that Exposed Consumers Sensitive Information Over P2P Networks

Posted on October 27, 2012 by Dissent

From the FTC, a follow-up to a previously-reported action: Following a public comment period, the Federal Trade Commission has accepted as final settlements with two operations it charged with illegally exposing the sensitive personal information of thousands of consumers by allowing peer-to-peer file-sharing software to be installed on their corporate computer systems.  Settlements with Utah-based debt…

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MT: Two employees charged with stealing credit card info from Helena restaurant

Posted on October 25, 2012 by Dissent

Melissa Anderson reports another instance of an insider breach in the hospitality sector: Two men made their initial appearance in a Helena courtroom on Thursday, accused of stealing credit card numbers from customers at the L&D Chinese Buffet. […] The two men, who worked at the restaurant at the time of the alleged crimes, are…

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