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Real Life Computer Privacy Breach For Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs?

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Dissent

Mark Coupe writes: Ever since coming out of nowhere and wowing the world at E3, pretty much everyone has been talking about Ubisoft’s Watch Dogs. Looking and feeling truly next-gen both in its AI and astounding visuals many people think we are looking at a launch title for the next series of consoles. Meanwhile Ubisoft…

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AU: RailCorp violated NSW privacy law by not properly wiping lost USB drives before auctioning them – report

Posted on June 21, 2012 by Dissent

Remember the news coverage of how RailCorp was auctioning off USB drives left on trains without properly wiping them first? There’s a follow-up to the story on Infosecurity-Magazine this week: The state-owned passenger rail service RailCorp did not comply with New South Wales’ (NSW) privacy law when it “cleansed” data from unclaimed USB keys that…

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Update, NZ: ACC privacy breach payout offered

Posted on June 20, 2012 by Dissent

An update to a privacy breach previously noted on this blog: Compensation offered to victims of a mass privacy breach by ACC will be at the “lower end”, ACC Minister Judith Collins said. ACC has posted letters to about 250 people whose cases are with ACC’s sensitive claims unit – which holds details of victims…

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NY: Head of youth program fired over discarded sensitive documents

Posted on June 20, 2012 by Dissent

News12 reports on an incident in the Bronx: The head of a summer youth program in West Farms is out of a job after sensitive and personal information was found dumped out on the sidewalk. The discarded files were left in plain sight, piled in a Dumpster across from the Phipps Community Development Center. The…

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Kayak.com investigates after customer discovers security breach

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Dissent

Dylan C. Robertson reports: Kevin Hunt travels whenever he finds time off and a good deal. So when his credit statement listed Kayak.com, he went to the travel booking site to see which trip the charge was for. The site allows people to find reservation details by searching their last name and the last four…

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FL: Personal information from old Tampa car dealership could be compromised

Posted on June 16, 2012 by Dissent

Here’s another case where records were left behind after a business was abandoned. James Jackson reports from Florida: Hillsborough County Code Enforcement officials are keeping a close eye on an old Bay area car dealership, after they say someone broke in and ransacked the place. They say vandals broke windows and doors, sprayed gang graffiti…

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