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Greek, Turkish hackers trade retaliatory cyberattacks amid worsened relations

Posted on May 6, 2018 by Dissent

DW reports: The Greek Foreign Ministry’s reaction on Thursday appeared almost routine: “Cyberattacks are being neutralized immediately by the responsible authorities. At no time has the Ministry’s website been disabled,” the terse message said. What had happened? The day before, the Turkish hacker group Akincilar (“Invaders”) had targeted the foreign ministry’s website, as well as publishing…

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City Of Tulsa Systems Hacked

Posted on May 4, 2018 by Dissent

NewsOn6 reports: The City of Tulsa confirms computer hackers broke into several City controlled accounts but says it appears there have been no effects on city systems. According to city officials, six “cloud-based” systems were compromised but they were immediately disabled. Mayor G.T. Bynum says this is not the first time something like this has…

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Man who hacked Washtenaw County computers gets 7 years in prison

Posted on April 26, 2018 by Dissent

Detroit Free Press reports the follow-up to a story originally reported in December: A man who hijacked Washtenaw County’s computer system and even altered jail records has been sentenced to seven years in federal prison. Prosecutors say Konrads Voits has “extraordinary talents,” but he used them to “spend countless hours” trying to hack into local…

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Three former Flint cops sold personal info of crash victims, feds claim

Posted on April 26, 2018 by Dissent

Dominic Adams reports: Three former Flint police officers sold stolen police reports that included the personal information of crash victims, which eventually wound up in the hands of doctors, chiropractors and personal injury lawyers, according to a recently filed federal indictment. More than 600 internal crash reports were stolen from the Flint Police Department and…

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A Texas health commission employee was fired. Then she received the private information of more than 100 clients.

Posted on April 25, 2018 by Dissent

Marissa Evans reports: Tracy Ryans got mail — straight from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, including a box full of state assistance application forms with hundreds of people’s social security card numbers, green card certificates, billing statements, check stubs and photocopies of driver’s licenses. HHSC wasn’t supposed to have sent them. Just weeks…

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CYBERSECURITY: DHS Needs to Enhance Efforts to Improve and Promote the Security of Federal and Private-Sector Networks

Posted on April 24, 2018 by Dissent

CYBERSECURITY: DHS Needs to Enhance Efforts to Improve and Promote the Security of Federal and Private-Sector Networks GAO-18-520T: Published: Apr 24, 2018. Publicly Released: Apr 24, 2018. VIEW REPORT (PDF, 22 PAGES) What GAO Found In recent years, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has acted to improve and promote the cybersecurity of federal and private-sector…

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