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San Diego Medical Center Did Not Report A Data Breach To State

Posted on February 26, 2016 by Dissent

California Healthline reports: Tri-City Medical Center, which says a longtime clerical clerk was dismissed for breaching patient data, did not report any such event to authorities: Payers & Providers: Hospital Never Self-Reported Breach A clerical employee was fired from Tri-City Medical Center in San Diego County this week for an alleged breach of patient data…

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UK: Brighton officer sacked for using police computers to stalk ex-wife and girlfriend

Posted on February 26, 2016 by Dissent

Thanks to the U.K. reader who sent along the link to this story. Frank Le Duc reports: A Brighton police officer has been sacked for using the force’s computer systems to stalk his ex-wife and girlfriend, even telling one of the women where she had been. PC Forrest Knight, who had worked in the Operations…

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Restitution amount must reflect complete accounting of intended loss: court

Posted on February 26, 2016 by Dissent

There’s an update to an insider breach case previously noted on this site involving a former employee of Citadel LLC and Tradeworx Inc. An opinion out of the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals may offer some small measure of hope to defendants in CFAA cases when it comes to restitution for theft of proprietary information and costs of…

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AL: Alleged perpetrator of JSU breach is student there

Posted on February 25, 2016 by Dissent

More details have emerged about the Jacksonville State University breach previously noted on this site. Although a suspect has been arrested, the site is still online. Today, the Anniston Star reports that the unnamed teen, who may be tried as an adult, is a student at JSU and is thought to have used a staff member’s credentials to access…

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MO: Former IRS employee sentenced for $326K fraud scheme

Posted on February 25, 2016 by Dissent

AP reports that Demetria Brown, a former IRS employee, has been sentenced to  two years and six months in prison in a $326,000 fraudulent tax refund scheme. She has also been ordered to pay restitution to Missouri and the IRS. Brown’s case was previously noted on this blog in June, 2015, when she pleaded guilty. At…

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NY: College staffers hacked girls’ laptops to steal nude photos: suit

Posted on February 25, 2016 by Dissent

Kathianne Boniello reports: A Bronx college had its own “Freak Squad” of tech workers who hacked student and employee computers to steal porn and intimate images, according to a lawsuit. Four men in the Academic Computing Center at Hostos Community College admitted breaking into the personal laptops of female students to steal naked pictures and…

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