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AU: Security researcher pleads guilty in GoGet case

Posted on March 25, 2019 by Dissent

There’s an update to a case previously noted on this site  in January, 2018.  Rohan Pearce reports: Illawarra-based security researcher Nikola Cubrilovic has pleaded guilty to charges related to unauthorised access to the GoGet service and will be sentenced in May. Cubrilovic was arrested in January 2018 and charged with allegedly accessing a database the car-sharing…

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UK: Hampshire’s Police Federation comes under cyber attack from hackers

Posted on March 23, 2019 by Dissent

Tom Morton reports: The Police Federation of England and Wales has been hit by a second cyber attack. The organisation, which represents nearly 120,000 officers, said the ‘multi-pronged, sustained’ attack came at about 2.45pm on Thursday. It affected a number of databases as well as the advice website set up to deal with the first attack on March 9. Read more on The…

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Man paid hacker to get nude photos from UCF student’s Snapchat account, police say

Posted on March 23, 2019 by Dissent

I missed this one when it first appeared, but it’s worth posting so that parents can once again remind their kids about online safety. Read the full news story on this one as it provides a lot of details about the hacker convincing the victim to give him the login credentials to her account, and…

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Human Development Center in Duluth Notifies Patients After Email Breach

Posted on March 22, 2019 by Dissent

The Duluth News Tribune reports: The Human Development Center in Duluth says a data breach occurred in January, possibly exposing personal data of clients. According to HDC, during a routine review of email logs on Jan. 25, it was determined that an employee’s email account was compromised and accessed by individuals outside HDC on Jan….

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Settlement in 2015 UCLA Health Data Breach Class Action

Posted on March 21, 2019 by Dissent

Top Class Actions reports: A $7.5 million class action settlement has been reached, resolving claims that a July 2015 data breach exposed personal information stored by the UCLA Health Network. The UCLA Health class action settlement provides $2 million to pay for unreimbursed loss claims and preventative measure claims. In addition, UCLA Heath has agreed…

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SD: Dell Rapids Boutique Boosts Security Following Hack; Still Hears From Hacker

Posted on March 19, 2019 by Dissent

A popular South Dakota boutique is urging other small businesses to make sure they have a solid security firewall in place.  A hacker targeted The Mason Jar in Dell Rapids just before the busy holiday shopping season last year.  And the hacker is still returning to the scene of the cyber-crime. Well, why wouldn’t the…

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