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Commentary: ACC caught out in another privacy breach

Posted on March 24, 2012 by Dissent

It just goes from bad to worse at ACC (the Accident Compensation Corporation), it seems.  I had previously noted reports of a serious breach involving thousands of individuals’ claims.  Since the initial reports, more details have emerged that have made waves, but this newest report will have some just wanting to shut ACC down altogether….

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Norwegian government portal compromises users’ personal information

Posted on March 24, 2012 by Dissent

Mikael Ricknäs reports: Norway’s Altinn portal had to be closed after users got access to data belonging to two people, and on Thursday the site remained down. The Altinn portal is used by Norwegians to access their tax returns, among other documents. The portal is also used by 455,000 companies, which can view VAT (value…

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JP: Software sales firm warns of info breach on over 260,000 customers

Posted on March 24, 2012 by Dissent

From Mainichi Daily News earlier this week: A software sales company affiliated with Softbank Corp. said Thursday that personal information related to up to 261,161 customers may have been compromised from its database due to fraudulent access. Vector Inc. based in Tokyo said data that may have been stolen include names, addresses and credit card…

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Northrop Grumman (SSES) contract dump

Posted on March 24, 2012 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random3/northrop-grumman-sses-contract-dump-pastebin-com_.png Northrop Grumman Corporation has become victims to the on going cyber war that anonymous hackers are taking out on the worlds governments and intelligence agencies alike. The attack on Northrop Grumman isn’t anything like the scales of recent attacks on strafor etc but still shows that these company are insecure and hold valuable information that could be useful to many other…

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WarDriving, Coming to a Queensland street near you!!!

Posted on March 24, 2012 by Lee J

Australian police have sadly announced plans to start what is commonly known as “wardriving”, driving around in a vehicle that’s got  equipment decked out to grab and log the details and location of any wireless hotspots. ![](https://images.smh.com.au/2012/03/23/3156996/art-cat–420×0.jpg) Now the report says that the Queensland police force plans to use this to help people protect systems, but really is…

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2011 Sees 855 hacking incidents, 174 million compromised records, Verizon Yearly Summary

Posted on March 24, 2012 by Lee J

Global giant Verizon has released a yearly report on data breaches. In the report they have gone on to label 2011 as " year of civil and cultural uprising". The report which has been put together from data obtained from many government agency’s including the Australian Federal Police, Irish Reporting & Information security service (IRIssCeRT),  United states secret service (Usss)…

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