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Nearly Every Corner of W.Va. Courthouse Affected by ID Theft

Posted on April 6, 2017 by Dissent

Tina Alvey reports: Identity theft is a crime that just keeps on taking. Employees at the Monroe County Courthouse are among the latest victims of an apparent information highjacking, but at this point no one is even certain if the stolen data came from electronic or paper records. All that county officials are sure of…

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Auditor: City employee improperly used personal information database

Posted on April 6, 2017 by Dissent

Lynnsey Gardner reports: A Duval County clerk of courts employee is under fire after a City Council auditor’s report showed the employee improperly accessed personal information from a statewide database. The Driver and Vehicle Information Database contains a wealth of confidential personal information for Florida drivers — such as driver’s license number, home address, license…

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Raleigh DMV office throws personal information in trash

Posted on April 6, 2017 by Dissent

Ed Crump reports: The North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles is warning customers who visited one office in Raleigh of a possible personal information breach after records were thrown in the trash instead of being shredded as they’re supposed to be. It happened at the office on Spring Forest Road. Officials said the records of…

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Phishing scam diverts more than $40K from Denver Public Schools

Posted on April 6, 2017 by Dissent

Michael Konopasek reports: A computer hacking scam has made $40,000 of direct deposit money for Denver Public Schools employees disappear. Internet thieves are suspected of stealing the funds that were intended to pay the school district staff Read more on Fox31. Sadly, it appears that despite the district’s training/awareness efforts, at least 30 employees fell…

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North Carolina data breaches expose internal documents, personal records

Posted on April 4, 2017 by Dissent

Colin Wood reports: North Carolina state government experienced two data breaches, according to reports released Tuesday. Security research firm MacKeeper reported a statewide data breach that occurred last month exposing internal documents spread across the offices, divisions and departments of Administration, Health and Human Services, Medical Assistance, Cultural Resources, Public Safety, State Controller, State Budget…

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While investigating ransomware incident, ABCD Pediatrics uncovers evidence of other intrusion; more than 55,000 patients notified

Posted on April 4, 2017 by Dissent

ABCD Pediatrics, PA (“ABCD”) is committed to providing quality pediatric healthcare in the San Antonio area. Our mission is to provide the best care, to each patient, every time. With that being said, ABCD is writing to inform you about an incident that may have affected its patients’ protected health information. This notification is made…

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