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Adele tickets: Fans claim personal data has been breached

Posted on December 1, 2015 by Dissent

BBC reports: Fans buying tickets for Adele’s tour have told the BBC they were shown the address and credit card details of customers other than themselves. Advance tickets were made available to members of Adele.com on Tuesday morning. But several fans said they were shown other people’s shopping baskets, including payment details, when they tried…

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Triple-S Management Corporation Settles HHS Charges by Agreeing to $3.5 Million HIPAA Settlement

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Dissent

Congratulations. You’re on one of the few sites that reported on some concerning breaches in the healthcare sector involving Triple-S, a licensee of Blue Cross Blue Shield in Puerto Rico. I first reported on them in 2010, including the $100K fine they were handed, and then I reported on them twice in 2014, including when they were handed a $6.4M…

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GA: Hundreds of DeKalb teachers’ personal information exposed

Posted on November 27, 2015 by Dissent

Keith Whitney reports: Just one day after that massive data leak from the Georgia Secretary of State’s office there was yet another one. This one involved hundreds of teachers from the DeKalb County School System. The breach was part of a mass email that was sent out to the system’s special education teachers. But somehow,…

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‘We complained to Santander CEO of data breach – and were sent documents of three other customers’

Posted on November 27, 2015 by Dissent

Nicole Blackmore reports: Santander has been labelled “incompetent” after a string of errors that saw it lose a couple’s mortgage documents and instead send them letters containing four different customers’ private information in a “gross breach” of data protection laws. Read more on The Telegraph.

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Personal data of thousands of Jefferson Co. residents exists online

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Dissent

Eric Besson reports: As public anxiety persists over regular reports of major data breaches, Social Security numbers of up to thousands of current and former Jefferson County residents can be found online in electronic county records, increasing locals’ vulnerability to a costly and stressful ordeal. The issue lingers from an unresolved statewide privacy gap spotted almost a…

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Dallas County has been exposing tens of thousands of people’s SSN and details for more than a decade – CBS

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Dissent

CBS Dallas isn’t revealing details because, despite their warnings to the county for 6 months and despite assurances from the county that it would address the problem, Dallas County still hasn’t secured the personal information of tens of thousands of North Texans. Personal information, including Social Security Numbers, addresses, dates of birth, and driver’s license numbers have reportedly…

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