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Update: One or more Paterson students were allegedly responsible for district data breach

Posted on November 1, 2019 by Dissent

Jayed Rahman provides an update to a breach previously covered on DataBreaches.net: One or more students were allegedly responsible for the massive data breach that struck the district late last year, according to sources briefed on a preliminary investigation conducted by a firm contracted by the district. Superintendent Eileen Shafer’s administration won’t make the findings…

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Hospital Workers Suspended For Selling Pop Star JJ Lin’s Medical Waste

Posted on October 30, 2019 by Dissent

Jiayun Feng reports: Staff at a hospital in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province, have been suspended for allegedly selling medical products used by Singaporean Mandopop singer-songwriter JJ Lin (林俊傑 Lín Jùnjié) during his stay at the facility. Per the Modern Express (in Chinese), 11 employees at Zhenjiang’s First People’s Hospital, including nurses, have been suspended from their jobs…

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Former Senate Aide Gets Probation For Helping Dox Republicans Over Kavanaugh Hearings

Posted on October 30, 2019 by Dissent

Bobby Allyn reports: A former Democratic Senate staffer was sentenced to two years of probation this week for helping another onetime staff member break into a Senate office late at night to hack government computers. Their actions exposed the private information of five Republican senators, in an act of retaliation for their support of Brett…

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Patient’s attorney files claim against SF over Laguna Honda abuse: ‘He’s angry. He wants answers’

Posted on October 29, 2019 by Dissent

Joshua Sabatini reports: A middle-aged, disabled man who is among a number of patients impacted by the abuse scandal at Laguna Honda Hospital is angry and wants answers, according to his attorney who has filed a legal claim against The City. “Having those answers is part of the healing process,” said the patient’s attorney, Sara Peters, with the law…

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Ontario Science Centre data breach exposes 174,000 names, email addresses

Posted on October 29, 2019 by Dissent

David Rider reports: A summertime data breach exposed the names and email addresses of 174,000 Ontario Science Centre members, donors and others including customers for camps and birthday parties, the Star has learned. Campaigner, a company that does email blasts for the provincially owned tourist attraction, informed the science centre on Aug. 16 that “someone…

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Irish beauty chain probes ‘possible patient data breach’

Posted on October 27, 2019 by Dissent

John Reynolds reports: THÉRAPIE Clinic, a chain of beauty treatment outlets, is investigating a possible data breach involving patient records. It is believed that patient information that may have included medical records had been accessed or taken without permission by a former employee. Read more on Independent.ie.  I was initially surprised that the clinics’ records…

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