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Mercy Health Lorain Hospital Laboratory patients notified of HIPAA breach due to contractor invoice printing error

Posted on January 7, 2020 by Dissent

Although no actual or attempted access or misuse of patient or guarantor information has been discovered, RCM Enterprise Services, Inc. (“RCM”) is providing notice to certain individuals regarding an error in the invoice mailing process that caused individually identifiable information to appear in the clear address “window” on medical invoices.  RCM provides patient billing services…

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UK: Home addresses of Elton John, Gabby Logan, Nadiya Hussain and every other recipient on New Year’s Honours list – including senior police and anti-terrorism officials – are accidentally published by the Cabinet Office

Posted on December 29, 2019 by Dissent

Oops. Ryan Fahey reports: The Cabinet Office uploaded the home and work addresses of more than 1,000 recipients of New Years’ Honours, including Elton John, Ben Stokes, Iain Duncan Smith and TV chef Nadiya Hussain. The work and home addresses of counter-terrorism officials, senior police and Ministry of Defence (MoD) staff were also included in…

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IoT provider Wyze confirms server leak

Posted on December 29, 2019 by Dissent

Suzanne Larosa reports: Wyze, a company that sells smart devices such as security cameras, smart plugs, smart light bulbs and smart door locks, today confirmed a server leak that exposed the details of approximately 2.4 million customers. The leak occurred after an internal database was accidentally exposed online, Wyze co-founder Dongsheng Song said in a…

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Vistaprint Logomaker files viewable due to insecure Amazon s3 bucket

Posted on December 28, 2019 by Lee J

Vistaprint. Everyone knows it and probably almost everyone knows somebody who has used the firm to design or print business cards, brochures, or other business-related stationery or marketing-related materials. Recently I was on Vistaprint’s site to create a new logo for ctrlbox.com.  To my unpleasant surprise, I discovered that the preview of my logo displayed…

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Philadelphia hepatitis data exposure posed ‘no risk to confidentiality’ because of Inquirer notification, city says

Posted on December 23, 2019 by Dissent

Nathaniel Lash reports: The medical records of thousands of Philadelphians were not compromised, the city said, after The Inquirer notified the city’s Health Department of a data breach that attached positive hepatitis test results with intimate personal details. This finding comes after an investigation by the city’s Public Health Department and a team with the…

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Healthcare startup Lyfebin exposed medical images; startup denies they were real or identifiable patient data

Posted on December 20, 2019 by Dissent

Zack Whittaker reports: Healthcare startup Lyfebin exposed thousands of medical imaging files, such as X-rays, MRI scans and ultrasounds. The Los Angeles-based healthcare startup allows doctors and medical staff to store medical images in its “secure environment,” per its website, allowing patients and doctors access from anywhere. This seems to be one of those situations…

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