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UC Riverside Credit/Debit Card Security Breach May Have Affected 5,000; Fraudulent Charges Reported

Posted on November 29, 2011 by Dissent

The University of California – Riverside issued the following notice today: UC Riverside is reporting that campus cash registers at food services locations were compromised by a cyberhacker. Although the problem was discovered and repaired last week, hackers may have gained access to 5,000 individual card numbers. The campus community has been notified by email….

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NZ: Kaeo Primary School privacy breach ‘an error’

Posted on November 29, 2011 by Dissent

Joseph Aldridge reports: The principal of a small Northland school who posted private student information online says it was done “in error” and he removed it from the school website as soon as he was informed. Kaeo Primary School’s Paul Barker said he mistakenly posted a “teachers only” version of student achievement information on the…

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MassBay employee database is compromised

Posted on November 23, 2011 by Dissent

Scott O’Connell reports: MassBay Community College notified employees last week that a security breach had been discovered in the school’s worker database system. The glitch, which affected nearly all employees in the system since 2002, allowed certain staff to view personal information like Social Security numbers and home addresses of anyone in the database. College…

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Maybe we should prohibit school districts from maintaining electronic databases

Posted on November 21, 2011 by Dissent

Yes, I know that idea would send us back in time, but yet another ridiculous data breach involving a public school’s system being hacked by students has me pulling my hair out and wishing for more regulation or something.  WXPI in Pennsylvania reports: Investigators said the hacking began in May on two students’ home computers….

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UK: Stolen backup drive results in undertaking for Phoenix Nursery School

Posted on November 16, 2011 by Dissent

Phoenix Nursery School in Wolverhampton ran afoul of the Data Protection Act when an unencrypted backup tape containing names and addresses of 70 pupils and their parents or guardians was stolen, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said today. The tape also contained a small amount of information relating to the health of several pupils. According…

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Update to UCLA Dept. of Psychology breach

Posted on November 15, 2011 by Dissent

On Saturday, I had noted a breach involving the UCLA Department of Psychology and had tried to alert the department to the breach. They never responded to my notification. Today, the student paper reports the breach. Their report  suggests that the university may already have been aware of it before I tried to notify them….

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