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TX: Couple sues Plano company after private images posted online

Posted on January 16, 2016 by Dissent

Amber Downing reports:  A local couple is suing a cell phone repair company after an employee allegedly posted dozens of pornographic images of them on social media. Dane Jaskinia said he sent his Samsung phone in for repairs in April 2015 after the charge port broke. Sprint sent the phone to Repair Services Inc. in Plano. A…

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Russian hacker w0rm claims to have hacked Citrix (updated)

Posted on January 16, 2016 by Dissent

Tom Reeve reports: Citrix, a US software company specialising in virtualisation and cloud computing, has reportedly been compromised by a Russian hacker called w0rm. w0rm is infamous for several attacks over the past five years on a number of high profile targets including the BBC, CNET, Adobe and Bank of America. The identity of the…

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IN: McDonald’s employee arrested for allegedly skimming customers’ credit card info

Posted on January 15, 2016 by Dissent

WLFI reports: A West Lafayette McDonald’s employee has been arrested after detectives believe she used a skimming device to steal credit card information from customers at the drive-thru window. It happened at the West Lafayette McDonald’s on Sagamore Parkway, near Salisbury Street. Read more on WLFI.

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MT: New West Medicare notifying 25,000 members whose unencrypted PHI were on stolen laptop (Updated)

Posted on January 15, 2016 by Dissent

Update: This incident was reported to HHS on January 15 as affecting 28,209 patients. Montana Public Radio reports that New West Health Services is notifying 25,000 members after a laptop with their PHI was stolen. Here’s the statement that was posted on New West Medicare’s site today, with one interruption by me for a short,…

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MaineGeneral breach update: investigation revealed additional PHI compromised

Posted on January 15, 2016 by Dissent

There’s an update to a breach reported by MaineGeneral Health in December after the FBI alerted them in November that information had been found on an external web site. At the time of their December notification, MG had noted that the scope of the incident was still under investigation. Today, they issued a press release with…

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WV: Woman says St. Mary’s didn’t protect her medical records

Posted on January 15, 2016 by Dissent

Kyla Asbury reports on another small-n breach case that reportedly had huge consequences for the victim: A Wayne County woman is suing St. Mary’s Medical Center after she claims it allowed people to access her private health information that should not have had access. St. Mary’s Medical Management LLC; Cabell-Huntington Hospital Inc.; Rebecca Winters, formerly…

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