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OH: Hilliard City Schools evaluating protocols after releasing 4,200 names of students in public-information request

Posted on March 7, 2022 by Dissent

A. Kevin Corvo reports: Hilliard City Schools leaders are reviewing protocols related to public-information requests after learning Feb. 27 the district released the identity of students who were subject to disciplinary measures. “This was a mistake (and) we need to be better. … Steps are being taken to ensure that it won’t happen again,” Superintendent David…

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Adafruit discloses data leak from ex-employee’s GitHub repo

Posted on March 6, 2022 by Dissent

Ax Sharma reports: Adafruit has disclosed a data leak that occurred due to a publicly-viewable GitHub repository. The company suspects this could have allowed “unauthorized access” to information about certain users on or before 2019. Based in New York City, Adafruit is a producer of open-source hardware components since 2005. The company designs, manufactures, and sells electronics…

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260,000 confidential attorney discipline records published after data breach, State Bar of California says

Posted on February 27, 2022 by Dissent

Scott Schwebke reports: A website that aggregates court cases nationwide has published 260,000 confidential attorney discipline records, the State Bar of California said Saturday, Feb. 26. The data breach by shadowy judyrecords.com was first discovered Friday by the State Bar. “We apologize to anyone who is affected by the website’s unlawful display of nonpublic data,”…

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TX: Houston Health Department working to fix website ‘glitch’ that exposed patients’ COVID test results

Posted on February 24, 2022 by Dissent

KTRK reports:  The Houston Health Department is warning its clients after a glitch in the system exposed COVID-19 test results and their personal information. The health department said it was made aware of the potential breach on the night of Jan. 6 and the portal was deactivated within 48 hours. According to a release from…

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Report: Missouri Governor’s Office Responsible for Teacher Data Leak

Posted on February 23, 2022 by Dissent

Brian Krebs reports on a follow-up to the case of Missouri’s Governor Parsons tried to sue a journalist and others who had responsibly disclosed and reported on a data leak by the state. The data leak first came to public attention in October, 2021 when Josh Renaud reported on the exposure and the steps the…

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Ie: Mother seeking compensation from HSE over data breach involving report into treatment of toddler at hospital

Posted on February 22, 2022 by Dissent

Independent.ie reports: A report compiled by the HSE in response to a complaint about the treatment given to a 19-month-old patient found its way into the wrong hands, Wexford Circuit Court was told. The result was a case taken on behalf of the now three-year-old girl from County Wexford seeking compensation for the breach of…

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