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@ItsKahuna to be sentenced today (updated)

Posted on September 12, 2013 by Dissent

AP reports that John Anthony Borell III, known online as @ItsKahuna, will be sentenced today for his role in hacking a number of law enforcement-related web sites: John Anthony Borell III pleaded guilty in April to five counts related to the attacks as part of a plea agreement with the federal government. The agreement calls…

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Luton Borough Council signs undertaking after data protection failures

Posted on September 11, 2013 by Dissent

An undertaking has been signed by Luton Borough Council following two incidents involving inappropriate handling of sensitive personal data. These incidents occurred after the council failed to implement recommendations made by the ICO for mandatory employee training following earlier incidents. The two more recent  incidents involved sensitive personal data that was incorrectly handled by social…

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UK: Leaked data revelations leaves Black Country councils red-faced

Posted on September 10, 2013 by Dissent

Oh the things that we learn from freedom of information requests: Personal information including medical details, a bank statement and the outcome of a disciplinary hearing are among documents accidentally leaked to members of the public in the past year, it has emerged. In Wolverhampton, a list of vulnerable people in placements was left in…

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WA: Pierce County Housing Authority notifying Section 8 housing wait list residents after data breach

Posted on September 9, 2013 by Dissent

King5 staff report: The Pierce County Housing Authority is conducting an investigation into a security breach that impacts all the people on the county’s wait list for Section 8 housing. The staff does not yet know how it happened, but the names and social security numbers of all the people on the wait list appeared…

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VA: Personal data for 13,000 state workers inadvertently released

Posted on September 9, 2013 by Dissent

Annie McCallum reports: Personal data for 13,000 state employees was inadvertently sent to 11 state human resource and payroll employees. The personal information included employee names and Social Security numbers, according to a statement from Anne Waring, Virginia Department of Human Resource Management communications manager. The department was notified by Conexis, Anthem’s subcontractor for Flexible…

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GA: Thousands of social security numbers sent in email

Posted on September 6, 2013 by Dissent

And this may be the winning entry for “Email Gaffe of the Week:” An employee error compromised thousands of people’s personal information, including social security numbers, the Georgia Department of Labor said. A spreadsheet containing the names, Social Security numbers, telephone numbers and email addresses of 4,457 people who filed for unemployment in Georgia was…

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