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Study Examines the Aftermath of Data Breaches

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Dissent

A press release from Experian Data Breach Resolution and the Ponemon Institute: Nearly everyday consumers willingly provide their personal information to organizations online with no hesitation, neglecting to realize how that information can be exposed due to employee negligence, insider maliciousness, system glitches or attacks by cyber criminals. With Data Privacy Day (Saturday, January 28) right…

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Aussie regulator warns online traders after account breaches

Posted on January 20, 2012 by Dissent

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (Asic) is urging the country’s online traders to “urgently review” their account security after a wave of hacks. The watchdog says that during its regular surveillance it has “become aware of several stockbroking account intrusions involving unauthorised access and trading”. Read more on Finextra.

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Commentary: Morally bankrupt hacktivism

Posted on January 15, 2012 by Dissent

One of the blogs that I check every day for news on data breaches is an incredible resource called cyberwarnews.info. Lee’s blog has been the source of a number of recent entries in DataLossDB. Today, Lee posted a commentary on his blog where he writes, in part: So to all the hackers, CWN continues to ask for…

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The merchant strikes back: Cisero’s sues processor and bank over pass-along fines following alleged breach

Posted on January 9, 2012 by Dissent

There’s an interesting lawsuit to watch in Utah. The owner of Cisero’s in Park City is suing their payment processor and bank for deducting money from their account after card issuers fined them over an alleged breach of the restaurant’s system. The case stems from  a March 2008 incident. According to Cisero’s, Visa had notified…

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Chinese Hacks May Be a Challenge to Real-Name Registration

Posted on December 27, 2011 by Dissent

C. Custer writes that the recent release of so many old (and large!) Chinese databases might be politically motivated as a challenge to China’s real-name registration policy: The data released on the internet last week was already widely available in hacking circles, according to Wan Tao, the founder of a popular hacking online community. Wan…

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The six worst data breaches of 2011

Posted on December 24, 2011 by Dissent

If you’re looking for the biggest breaches of the year in terms of numbers affected, you can find them over on DataLossDB.org or in others’ reviews. Certainly there were some really big breaches this year, but those were not necessarily the worst, in my opinion. So here’s my short list of the year’s worst breaches…

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