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Hackers strike UC Berkeley again

Posted on August 12, 2009 by Dissent

Hackers have struck again at UC Berkeley computers, this time at the Graduate School of Journalism, the university announced Tuesday. In a statement from the university’s Department of Public Affairs, the school said a hacker may have gained access to “Social Security numbers and/or dates of birth” of 493 applicants to the journalism school between…

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Skyward breach affects St. Lucie County SD workers

Posted on August 9, 2009 by Dissent

[St. Lucie County School District] employees will receive a letter this week from a school district computer contractor advising them that an error during recent work may have sent their personal information to other school districts. The employee information may include Social Security numbers, home phone numbers and home addresses, said Janice Karst, schools communications…

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Dr.InfoSec helps solve school data breach

Posted on August 4, 2009 by Dissent

Although the school district is not named, this sounds like the Fayetteville breach recently reported… On July 29th, as I was following up on a story that flashed across my Twitter stream about 30 certified employees of a school district finding themselves victims of ID theft, I found something that should not have been there….

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Security lapse makes GPAs visible

Posted on August 4, 2009 by Dissent

Some may not consider this a breach, and it involves no financial data. The university pointed out that the exposed data could not be used for ID theft, and they’re probably quite correct in that, but what about FERPA and the privacy of education records? The University [of Oregon] has fixed a security breach in…

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TNCC computer tech says access now cut off

Posted on August 3, 2009 by Dissent

It may be a sign of the times that even the risk of a data breach becomes newsworthy. Last week, the Daily Press reported that a former part-time computer help desk technician at Thomas Nelson Community College claimed that he had been laid off almost three weeks earlier, but that he still had computer access…

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Clarence employees criticized in audit

Posted on July 31, 2009 by Dissent

The Clarence High School principal and other district employees repeatedly used district computers for personal use, the state comptroller’s office said. An audit critical of the district found that some equipment apparently was lost or stolen, while other equipment was taken home, and income tax programs, thousands of photos and music files, detailed medical histories…

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