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79,000 clients identified from stolen HSBC data: prosecutor

Posted on April 13, 2010 by Dissent

Some 79,000 customers have been identified from data stolen from a Swiss unit of HSBC bank, a French prosecutor said Tuesday, citing a far higher number than previously made public. The chief executive of HSBC Private Bank (Switzerland) said last month that details on 24,000 bank customers may have been leaked in the theft three…

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In: Lawyer held for data theft from office

Posted on April 11, 2010 by Dissent

Aneesh Phadnis reports: A junior lawyer, who uploaded over 4,000 documents related to suits and litigations from his office server to personal email accounts, has been booked for data theft. On Friday, the Vakola police arrested Chittaranjan Das after his employer, advocate Rajesh Sharma, complained that he had transferred documents from the office server to…

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(follow-up) Data theft puts LPL clients at risk

Posted on April 11, 2010 by Dissent

Bruce Kelly of Investment News has more on the recent LPL Financial breach reported previously here. Kelly reports that LPL’s chief risk officer, John McDermott, says that LPL advisers guilty of mishandling or losing client data face an escalating series of punitive measures — “starting with a formal reprimand, then fines and ultimately termination.” McDermott…

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Taxman rakes in hundreds of millions thanks to stolen bank data

Posted on April 7, 2010 by Dissent

Germany is still raking in hundreds of millions of euros from tax dodgers thanks to stolen Liechtenstein bank information purchased in 2008, just as new Swiss data is scaring droves of offenders to turn themselves in. According to daily Süddeutsche Zeitung, some €626 million in back taxes have flowed into government coffers due to voluntary…

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Missing investment firm backup tapes contained account info

Posted on April 6, 2010 by Dissent

By letter to the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office dated March 29, Proxima Alfa Investments’ attorney-in-fact Publio Vallejo reported that backup tapes containing account information had been stolen more than six months ago. A letter dated March 30 to the affected individual(s), states that the firm, which is in liquidation and had ceased operations mid-2009,…

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John Muir Health to notify 5,450 patients of data breach

Posted on April 5, 2010 by Dissent

John Muir Health, the Walnut Creek-based hospital system, said Monday it has begun notifying 5,450 patients by mail of a “potential breach of their personal and health information.” The move came after the theft two months ago of two laptop computers at the John Muir Physician Network Perinatal office in Walnut Creek, officials said April…

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