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Missouri AG: Schnucks did not break data security law in cyberattack

Posted on July 10, 2013 by Dissent

E. B. Solomont reports: Schnuck Markets Inc. did not violate Missouri law regarding data security, an investigation into a widespread data breach at Schnucks by Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster’s office has concluded. The St. Louis-based grocery chain “was itself a victim of criminal wrongdoing,”Nanci Gonder, press secretary for the attorney general, told the Business Journal. “After reviewing…

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Former Iberdrola employee charged in April breach

Posted on July 9, 2013 by Dissent

So it looks like the Iberdrola breach, reported in April, was a disgruntled employee situation after all.  Steve Orr reports: In mid-April, an RG&E corporate parent announced that a computer intruder had compromised the privacy of job applicants’ personal data. Coming a year after another computer-privacy foul up involving Rochester Gas and Electric Corp., the…

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Update on Morningstar Document Research breach

Posted on July 8, 2013 by Dissent

Reuters reports: Investment research firm Morningstar Inc said personal information, including credit card details, of about 2,300 users of its Morningstar Document Research service may have been compromised due to a security breach last year. The incident on April 3, 2012 may also have led to the leakage of names, addresses, email addresses and passwords,…

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Appeals Court Sends Fiserv Data Breach Case Back to Trial

Posted on July 8, 2013 by Dissent

Robert McGarvey reports that a credit union’s lawsuit against Fiserv has been resurrected by a Tennessee court: The Court of Appeals in Tennessee, in a ruling filed July 3, ruled that a lower court erred when it dismissed a suit filed by Copper Basin Federal Credit Union and CUMIS against Fiserv Inc., wherein the plaintiffs…

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Quayside Publishing notifies online customers of breach

Posted on July 6, 2013 by Dissent

Customers who ordered from one of Quayside Publishing‘s web sites since the end of April recently received a notice of a  breach that was reported to the Vermont Attorney General’s Office:  We are writing to notify you of an incident that involved unauthorized access to our web server in which your personal information, including your…

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Nintendo rewards program site hacked, names, email addresses and phone numbers possibly compromised

Posted on July 5, 2013 by Dissent

Nick Summers reports: Nintendo admitted today that Club Nintendo, a loyalty program that gives players exclusive products in exchange for registering their consoles and games, has been hacked. The company launched an investigation on July 2 after witnessing a “large” number of errors on the site. Nintendo can now confirm that 23,9326 unauthorized log-ins occurred between June…

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