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Another data breach? Amazon India leaks sellers information in tech error

Posted on January 10, 2019 by Dissent

Yuvraj Malik reports: A month after its global e-commerce site faced a technical glitch that left exposed user data, Amazon has suffered a similar malfunction this time to its India platform. Sources in know of the situation said that a glitch was reported internally last week that exposed some sellers’ private financial information to other…

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ND: Mandan School accidentally leaks student information to students, parents

Posted on January 9, 2019 by Dissent

KXnet reports: Mandan School Administrators are working hard to recover from an accidental information leak that happened at the school just yesterday. Mandan High School’s administrative office sent an email containing names of all 1,024 students, addresses, phone numbers, PowerSchool ID’s, Department of Public Instruction State ID’s, student schedules and locker combinations. They had intended…

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HK: TransUnion in new apology amid leak fear

Posted on January 8, 2019 by Dissent

Jane Cheung reports: TransUnion has been forced to apologize again after it was discovered that unauthorized people could gain access to mortgage information on its website. Despite the apology, it refused to admit that any data leak had occurred, and said it has suspended the online search function and is improving security measures. Neona Wang,…

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Google Emails Users About Private Data Exposed by Google+ API Bug

Posted on January 7, 2019 by Dissent

Lawrence Abrams reports: Google has started sending out notifications to those who were affected by their Google+ API bug that was disclosed in December 2018. This notification provides details regarding what profile data was exposed and the apps that had access to it. On December 10th, 2018, Google disclosed a Google+ API bug that allowed…

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Mom shocked to find driver’s license on metro Atlanta school website: Turns out, she’s not the only one

Posted on January 6, 2019 by Dissent

Joe Henke and Lauren Padgett report: A former volunteer with DeKalb County Schools was shocked by what she found when she typed her own name into Google recently – an image of her driver’s license posted online. […] Houde volunteered with DeKalb County Public Schools as a room parent when her children attended school in the district….

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Singapore Airlines experiences security breach, personal information of more than 280 KrisFlyer members disclosed

Posted on January 6, 2019 by Dissent

Hana Otsuka reports:  Due to a software bug experienced by Singapore Airlines, the private information of more than 280 KrisFlyer members were disclosed to other members. Some even had their passport numbers shared to strangers. KrisFlyer member Tricia Leo noticed something was off when she logged into her account on January 5, Saturday. She saw…

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