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AU: Gumtree Australia notifies users of breach

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Dissent

As if he doesn’t have enough breaches to report on, Lee J. (@Cyber_War_News on Twitter)  just received a breach notification letter from Gumtree Australia, an online classified ads site.  Lee shared it on Pastebin: Dear Lee, We are writing to let you know that some of your Gumtree account information was compromised in a security attack…

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Goldcorp claims that there was an extortion attempt

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Dissent

Following up on my report on Daily Dot about Goldcorp being hacked and a lot of data being dumped,  Bloomberg News now reports that Goldcorp’s CEO claims there was an extortion attempt. Obviously, I will be trying to follow up on this new development.

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Whistle-blowing hacker to become founding member of new political party in Latvia

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Dissent

The Baltic News Service reports: University of Latvia researcher Ilmars Poikans, also known by the nickname Neo, will become one of the founding members of the new political party to be established on May 3 at the initiative of independent MP Artuss Kaimins. Back in 2009, Neo stole from the Latvian State Revenue Service electronic data…

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U.S. Steel Accuses China of Hacking

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Dissent

John W. Miller reports:  U.S. Steel Corp. is alleging that Chinese government hackers stole proprietary methods for making lightweight steel on behalf of Chinese steel producers seeking to supply a bigger share of the U.S. auto-making market. Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel, in a complaint filed on Tuesday with the International Trade Commission, said a computer belonging to a Pittsburgh researcher was hacked…

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Another Greenshades client discloses breach of employee info

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Dissent

Add University of the Southwest to your list of those notifying current and former employees that their W-2 or payroll information was accessed without authorization from their vendor, Greenshades. But don’t jump to conclude that the fault is with Greenshades, because the tax filing vendor says the problem is not with them. Following up on previous breach…

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Banks Sue Wendy’s Over Five-Month-Long Data Hack

Posted on April 27, 2016 by Dissent

Nick Rummell reports that it’s not just affected customers suing Wendy’s after a data breach disclosed in February – the banks are suing, too: A major data security breach at Wendy’s restaurants could have been easily prevented had the company acted faster, according to a class action filed on behalf of banks whose customers were…

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