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UW Medicine notifying 974,000 patients whose information was exposed online in December

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Dissent

The University of Washington Medicine  (UW Medicine) is notifying patients after an error exposed protected health information of 974,000 patients online for three weeks in December.   UW Medicine includes the University’s medical school as well as Harborview Medical Center, the UW Medical Center, Northwest Hospital and Medical Center, Valley Medical Center and more than two-dozen…

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India’s state gas company leaks millions of Aadhaar numbers

Posted on February 19, 2019 by Dissent

Zack Whittaker reports: Another security lapse has exposed millions of Aadhaar numbers. This time, India’s state-owned gas company Indane left exposed a part of its website for dealers and distributors, even though it’s only supposed to be accessible with a valid username and password. But the part of the site was indexed in Google, allowing…

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Healthcare hotline: Millions of medical advice calls exposed in Sweden

Posted on February 19, 2019 by Dissent

John Leyden reports: Calls recorded by a Swedish national health service hotline were stored on an unencrypted system that was publicly accessible to anyone with an internet connection, it has emerged. An estimated 2.7 million phone calls were discovered to have been left open by an unprotected NAS (network attached storage) system, and were accessible…

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PH: Tuburan, Sotto hospital incidents: Publicizing video is the offense

Posted on February 17, 2019 by Dissent

Pachico A. Seares reports: WHEN Dr. Wyben Briones owned up the profession’s mantra of confidentiality to news reporters more than 10 years ago, the local medical community was stung with the embarrassment over the “rectum canister scandal.” A video clip was passed from phone to phone and uploaded on YouTube, showing doctors and nurses at…

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Personal info exposed after State of Ohio sends wrong tax forms to 9,000 people

Posted on February 17, 2019 by Dissent

Sarah Wynn reports: The Ohio Department of Commerce says thousands of letters were sent by the state to those who qualify for unclaimed funds, but the letters were sent to the wrong people. The letters include personal information, including names and social security numbers, according to the state. “Due to a processing error, approximately 9,000…

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Piles of Southside Medical Center patients’ confidential medical records found outside the Atlanta clinic

Posted on February 17, 2019 by Dissent

Michael Seiden reports: Piles of partially burned medical records were discovered across the street from a metro Atlanta medical center, Channel 2 Action News has learned. Southside Medical Clinic said they have no idea how the records got there. A viewer alerted Channel 2’s Michael Seiden to the issue in a parking lot across the street from…

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