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AU: Asylum seekers’ identities revealed in Immigration Department data lapse

Posted on February 18, 2014 by Dissent

Oliver Laughland, Paul Farrell and Asher Wolf report: The personal details of a third of all asylum seekers held in Australia – almost 10,000 adults and children – have been inadvertently released by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection in one of the most serious privacy breaches in Australia’s history. A vast database containing…

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Zevin Asset Management notifies clients after employee who violated company policy inadvertently exposed personal and financial information

Posted on February 18, 2014 by Dissent

Boston-based Zevin Asset Management recently notified some clients of a breach that began in mid-September 2013.  According to a letter dated February 13 signed by their President, Benjamin Lovell: In mid-September 2013, contrary to Zevin policies, a Zevin employee used an online services provider to host a document listing Zevin’s usernames and passwords for certain…

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UK: Parking firm pulls app after dev claims: I can SEE credit card privates

Posted on February 15, 2014 by Dissent

Jasper Hamill reports: An automated parking firm has halted public access to its payment app after a blogger identified a serious security flaw which he claimed allowed him to see other users’ credit card information. According to Matt Cheetham, an iOS developer based in Bournemouth, the Phone and Pay app was so leaky that he could easily…

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TD Bank offers UNH students credit monitoring services after e-mail security lapse (update)

Posted on February 14, 2014 by Dissent

TD Bank is a service provider for the University of New Hampshire. On January 16, an employee e-mailed a file containing 674 students’ names and bank account numbers to the university, but failed to e-mail them in adherence with security protocols. The recipient notified the bank immediately.  The university maintains the bank account numbers of…

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Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children notifies vendors after tax information exposed

Posted on February 14, 2014 by Dissent

The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children joins the ranks of those who experience a mailing error that exposes vendors’ Form 1099 to others. The Form 1099 contained vendors’ names, addresses, monies earned, and Social Security numbers.  In this case, some vendors received their own Form 1099 as well as a second…

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UK: Councillor rapped for speaking to newspapers about data breach

Posted on February 11, 2014 by Dissent

Remember when documents with sensitive information on Victoria Climbié were found in abandoned council offices? Ruth McKee reports: A councillor who blew the whistle on confidential data found lying in the middle of the former Southgate Town Hall has been punished for revealing the extent of the security breach. Henry Lamprecht, ward councillor for Southgate Green…

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