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Vermont confirms security breach involving health insurance exchange

Posted on November 22, 2013 by Dissent

Yesterday it was Oregon’s health insurance exchange and a mailing gaffe that exposed applicants’ information. Today it’s Vermont’s health insurance exchange and exposure of one person’s information to another online. Dave Gram of Associated Press reports: Officials overseeing the Vermont Health Connect website confirmed Friday there was a security breach on the system last month…

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IL: List of social security numbers mistakenly mailed to workers

Posted on November 22, 2013 by Dissent

Bonita Cornute reports that 800 Metro East health care workers at Bridgemark‘s Belleville facility recently received a mailing with their 401k updates. Unfortunately, the mailing included all 800 plan participants’ names and corresponding Social Security numbers. Read more on Fox2.

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Cover Oregon mailing gaffe exposes personal information to others

Posted on November 22, 2013 by Dissent

Saerom Yoo reports: Valarie Henderson, 55, of Salem says she was already reluctant about applying for health insurance through Cover Oregon, the state’s new health insurance exchange. But after she received in the mail sensitive and personal information of complete strangers — also Cover Oregon applicants — what little faith she had in the system…

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Anthem Blue Cross of California notifies doctors whose SSN were displayed in a .pdf file online (Update)

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Dissent

Every so often, we come across a breach involving doctors’ Social Security numbers being exposed online because they use their SSN as their Tax Identification Number (TIN). Here’s another one of those case, this time involving Anthem Blue Cross of California:  We are sending you this letter to notify you that your Tax Identification Number (“TIN”), along with…

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GA: Hundreds of documents with personal info found along Jonesboro intersection

Posted on November 18, 2013 by Dissent

Ashley Swann reports: Some local residents and business owners are on high alert after hundreds of personal documents were found scattered in the middle of a busy Jonesboro intersection. Channel 2’s Ashley Swann spoke with a man who went to help clean up the mess. “We’ve got everything from loan applications to balance sheets, to…

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CA: USPS investigating personal information breach in Menlo Park

Posted on November 18, 2013 by Dissent

Vic Lee writes: Customers in Menlo Park were shocked at what they found on the counters at the local post office — social security numbers and other personal information on a pad of scratch paper. It’s a story you’ll only see on ABC7 News. A postal service spokesperson tells us this could have been a…

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