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Home Depot Nailed With 1st Bank Suit Over Data Breach

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Dissent

David McAfee reports: The Home Depot Inc. was hit with a proposed class action in Georgia federal court Tuesday, in which First Choice Federal Credit Union claims it suffered losses as a result of the home improvement store’s recent data breach — marking the first such suit brought by a financial institution. Read more on…

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Hacker stole FDNY firefighters’ pay, rerouted it to Russia

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Dissent

Susan Edelman and Philip Messing report: A hacker stole the paychecks from four FDNY firefighters by breaking into a computer at their engine company, stealing their passwords — and then routing the dough to Russia, sources said on Wednesday. The firefighters, from Staten Island’s Engine Co. 167, discovered that their paychecks hadn’t been direct-deposited into…

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USIS offers DHS employees credit monitoring after breach

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Dissent

Andy Medici reports: The contractor responsible for a cyber breach that exposed the personal information of 27,000 Department of Homeland Security employees is now giving credit monitoring services to affected employees. Read more on Federal Times.

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Hackers Steal Usernames And Passwords Of 5,000 Government Recruiters From NSA And Other Services

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Dissent

Giuseppe Macri reports: Hackers responsible for stealing the account information of 5,000 government recruiters on GovJobs.com may be preparing to impersonate recruiters and gain access to classified information with the credentials of clearance-holding job seekers. California security firm IntelCrawler discovered the security compromise of usernames, emails and passwords belonging to recruiters from every military service, multiple…

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Experts Condemn eBay After XSS Attack Puts Users At Risk

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Dissent

Tom Jowitt reports: The attack on eBay was a cross-site scripting (XSS) attack, in which users were redirected to a spoof website designed to steal their credentials. It is not known at this stage, how many users have been affected, said the BBC. “It would be nice to think that eBay, one of the world’s most popular…

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Possible information breach within Maryland VA

Posted on September 17, 2014 by Dissent

Whig reports: As many as 165 employees of the Veterans Affairs Maryland Health Care System received a letter from the VA informing them of a potential breach of privacy. This includes an unknown number of Perry Point employees. On Aug. 28, the personal vehicle of a VA Maryland Health Care employee was broken into and…

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