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IE: 317 civil servants hit by payroll system data breach due to brain fade at PeoplePoint

Posted on November 8, 2015 by Dissent

Irish Times reports: Over 300 civil servants have been hit by a data breach in the civil service’s shared payroll system, involving their personal details being sent to HR departments other than their own. The breach was reported to the Data Protection Commissioner at the end of October. PeoplePoint, the shared human resources and pensions centre based…

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Australian Federal Police declined to investigate hack and ransom demand?

Posted on November 8, 2015 by Dissent

More on the Aussie Farmers Direct breach previously noted on this site. Ryan DeSouza reports that a six-figure ransom had been demanded after the hack, and when the firm refused to pay, 5,000 customers’ information was posted online.   “A couple of days ago we were able to get the list of customer details pulled…

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The ‘Dox’ of More than 2,300 Government Employees by CWA Might Be Worse Than We Thought

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Dissent

Lorenzo Franceschi-Bichhierai  reports that hackers who call themselves CWA (“Crackas With Attitude”) may have done more damage to the FBI than even they realized when they dumped information last night: On Thursday, the teenage hackers who broke into the CIA director’s personal AOL email account struck again, releasing a list of almost 2,400 names, emails and phone numbers…

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Hackers who hacked CIA Director’s personal e-mail claim hack of FBI database

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Dissent

Nathan Ingraham reports: Earlier this year, a hacking group broke into the personal email account of CIA director John Brenner and published a host of sensitive attachments that it got its hands on (yes, Brenner should not have been using his AOL email address for CIA business). Now, Wired reports the group has hit a much more sensitive and presumably secure target:…

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UK: Probe after 1,000 tenants caught up in data security breach

Posted on November 6, 2015 by Dissent

Stuart Greer reports: A social landlord has admitted a data security breach where private information of almost 1,000 residents’ was released. A member of staff from the Customer Experience Team at Peaks and Plains Housing Trust accidentally sent a mass email to 994 residents on Wednesday morning, but failed to use the ‘blind carbon copy’…

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As promised, Anonymous dumps info on KKK members

Posted on November 5, 2015 by Dissent

Members of Anonymous have made good on their pledge to post information on individuals associated with the Ku Klux Klan. Although this site will not be publishing any of the personal information they released, I think their prefatory statement is important in understanding their thinking on #OpKKK and the Klan. Here’s part of their articulate and thoughtful…

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