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Ten Long Island Residents Charged in Nationwide Identity Fraud Scheme

Posted on July 12, 2021 by Dissent

From the Law Firm Newswire: Thirteen people and three corporations were charged on a 108-count indictment in relation to a nationwide synthetic identity fraud scheme that netted over $1 million from financial institutions. Authorities believe the defendants also amassed a credit limit of hundreds of millions of dollars across the United States. The scam’s alleged…

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Mint Mobile hit by a data breach after numbers ported, data accessed

Posted on July 11, 2021 by Dissent

Lawrence Abrams reports: Mint Mobile has disclosed a data breach after an unauthorized person gained access to subscribers’ account information and ported phone numbers to another carrier. According to the data breach notification email sent to affected subscribers this weekend, between June 8th and June 10th, a threat actor ported the phone numbers for a…

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NC: Hackers Steal Critical Customer Data From Bank Of Oak Ridge

Posted on July 11, 2021 by Dissent

Scott D. Yost reports: Social Security numbers. Bank account numbers.  Dates of birth. Driver’s license numbers. Customers of the Bank of Oak Ridge have had all that information exposed due to a security breach.  Hackers have hit the bank and unknown or undisclosed numbers of customers have had key data stolen. A letter informing customers…

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Healthcare Under Attack

Posted on July 10, 2021 by Dissent

Health law attorney Matthew Fisher writes: Not a day can go by anymore without a report of at least one data breach (and likely more) or a cyber attack on a healthcare organization. The pace of attacks seemed to increase as the world shutdown in from COVID-19 and security concerns have only continued to increase….

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Kroger reaches $5M settlement with Accellion breach victims, as Supreme Court defines ‘actual harm’

Posted on July 9, 2021 by Dissent

Jessica Davis reports: Kroger reached a $5 million lawsuit settlement with individuals impacted by a breach reported in February. The settlement was the third legal action tied to a health care data breach this week, shedding light on the rise in breach-related lawsuit trends in the sector in the last few years. Read more on…

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New York Department of Financial Services Announces a $1.8 Million Settlement with Two Life Insurers for Data Breach Violations

Posted on July 9, 2021 by Dissent

Zachary Dyer, Steven Imber, Justin Liby, and Jennifer Osborn Nix of Polsinelli write: The New York Department of Financial Services (“NYDFS”) recently announced that it has entered into a Consent Order with two affiliated life insurers for alleged violations of New York’s Cybersecurity Regulation (the “NY Cybersecurity Regulation”). The NYDFS conducted an investigation and determined…

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