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5 Facts: Petrosaudi Ex-Employee Justo Caught For 1MDB Info Leak

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

GreaterMalaysia.com reports: Police have arrested a Swiss national they claim leaked information of a Saudi-based energy company to a UK-based news website. Xavier Andre Justo, 49, was arrested at a house on Koh Samui on Monday. It was said to be part of a plot to discredit Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, Malaysian sources said yesterday….

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UK: Wounds International – Data Leak

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

A paste on Pastebin points to a hack of Wounds International. The SQL injection attack, by @str0ke_, who self-identifies as affiliated with @ToucSec, does not really offer a specific explanation for why the firm was attacked: Target……………….: Wounds International; Date…………………: 6.24.2015 Title………………..: Wounds International Data Dump; Wounds International, we have a bit more instore for you; not that…

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Ca: Detour Gold data dump exposed over 1,300 employees’ details

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

Since April, DataBreaches.net has been reporting on the hack of a small Canadian gold-mining firm, Detour Gold. As noted in April, hackers who call themselves Angels_of_Truth claim to have hacked Detour Gold in revenge for Canada’s economic sanctions on Russia. Their statements have been written in both English and Russian. Following the first paste and…

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AU: Sussan’s website taken offline after security breach

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

Eloise Keating reports: Fashion retailer Sussan took down its own website for six days following “a security incident”. Sussan customers were notified on Friday evening that the company had suspended its website two days earlier, on June 17, after the breach was uncovered. Sussan said its site would remain offline over the week but was…

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EXCLUSIVE: Russian hackers claim they still own Detour Gold, dump more data

Posted on June 22, 2015 by Dissent

Update and Correction: The hacker(s) is/are likely not Russian, but Canadian. If you’ve been employed by Detour Gold at any time since 2007, your personal information may already have been acquired and dumped by Russian hackers – including your name, date of birth, salary information, employment details, and Social Insurance Number.  And if your employment…

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Bits ‘n Pieces

Posted on June 21, 2015 by Dissent

Recaps of a few more breach reports I recently read: Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School in New Hampshire joined the ranks of those who have made email attachment errors that exposed employee information to other employees and staff. Information in the spreadsheet included information on current and former employees: names, gender, Social Security numbers, benefit…

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