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Mt: Massive Lands Authority security flaw dumps personal data online

Posted on November 23, 2018 by Dissent

Jacob Borg and Claire Caruana report: A massive security flaw in the Lands Authority’s website has inadvertently dumped a huge amount of personal data online, a joint investigation by Times of Malta and The Shift News has found. Identity card details, e-mail correspondence, affidavits and other compromising data were made easily searchable on the internet…

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Boxes of private, personal records left exposed in government office for weeks

Posted on November 20, 2018 by Dissent

CBC News reports: Fifty boxes of records containing “sensitive personal information” spent nearly three weeks sitting in a central area of the Grand Falls-Windsor Department of Transportation and Works depot this spring, according to Donovan Molloy, the province’s privacy commissioner. “It’s one of the most serious inadvertent breaches that I’ve seen in my term as…

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UK: York council alerted that people’s personal info from council phone app was accessible to others

Posted on November 18, 2018 by Dissent

From YorkMix: Hackers have obtained personal data belonging to users of York council’s environmental app, it has emerged this weekend. City of York Council has contacted police and has permanently taken down its One Planet York app, following the data breach. The app supported the council’s broader One Planet York programme, which seeks to reduce…

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City of Amarillo Employees’ Personal Information at Risk After Auditors Lose Flash Drive with Payroll Info

Posted on November 16, 2018 by Dissent

Kaley Green reports: City of Amarillo employees’ personal information has been breached. Tuesday, the city learned the company conducting the required external audit had lost an encrypted flash drive containing sensitive payroll information. The audit is meant to make sure the city has no fraud in its payroll process, but now the personal information of…

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City of Bakersfield announces data breach from hacked Click2Gov system

Posted on November 13, 2018 by Dissent

Another Click2Gov breach, this time affecting up to 2400 residents of the City of Bakersfield. The city’s statement, below, doesn’t indicate whether they were ever warned by CentralSquare Technologies, and if so, what they had done in response. DataBreaches.net has filed under freedom of information to try to obtain more records showing what CST had…

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Ca: Department Failed To Follow Directive Following Privacy Breach: Molloy

Posted on November 9, 2018 by Dissent

Oh …. (insert your preferred three-letter acronym). VOCM reports from St. John’s, NL: The privacy commissioner has found a government department not only committed a privacy breach, but that it failed to follow a subsequent directive from the commissioner. Donovan Molloy says the Department of Transportation and Works relocated a number of paper records to…

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