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Yale University notifying 119,000 that hackers stole their Social Security numbers and details in 2008-2009

Posted on July 30, 2018 by Dissent

Between April, 2008, and January, 2009, hackers accessed and exfiltrated data on 119,000 individual affiliated with the university.  The hacked data included the individuals’ names, Social Security numbers, date of birth (in most cases), and e-mail addresses and physical addresses in some cases. Not knowing about the hack at the time, Yale did nothing.  And…

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Chile Cybersecurity Watch: Card data leaks, Santander investment, govt agency

Posted on July 30, 2018 by Dissent

Allan Brown reports: Chile’s banking watchdog Sbif reported there were two leaks of card details on Saturday. The leaks came just days after hackers published details of around 14,000 credit cards from local and international issuers. The first incident on Saturday involved details of 4,149 credit cards, which turned out to be the same as…

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Public Safety Hack of D.C. police cameras was part of ransomware scheme, prosecutors say

Posted on July 30, 2018 by Dissent

Peter Hermann reports: When hackers took over two-thirds of D.C. police’s surveillance cameras days before the 2017 presidential inauguration, it appeared that the cyberattack was limited to elicit a single ransom payment. But court documents show that the alleged scheme that January was far more ambitious. Federal authorities say two Romanians accused in the hacking…

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Court Rules Drivers Lack Standing to Pursue Claims Against Uber Because Data Breach Did Not Include Drivers’ Social Security Numbers

Posted on July 30, 2018 by Dissent

Tony Tootell and Patrick J. McMahon of Foley Lardner write: California companies housing their drivers’ personal information may feel less exposed to liability in light of the Northern District of California’s holding in Antman v. Uber Technologies, Inc. in May.[1] The trial court in Antman found that Uber was not liable to its drivers after hackers illicitly accessed their personal…

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“Hear Me Roar:” Kaiser Permanente-related site defaced by GOT fans

Posted on July 30, 2018 by Dissent

Kaiser Permanente’s Health Innovations web site wasn’t looking too healthy on Friday. If you attempted to access the site, instead of seeing happy and healthy people and notices about becoming members, you might have seen a notice that the site had been “Hacked by Dohaeragon.” “Dohaeragon” is reportedly “serve” in High Valyrian, the fictional language on…

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Confluence Health discloses patient data breach after employee email account hacked

Posted on July 28, 2018 by Dissent

Jefferson Robbins reports: Confidential patient information may have been released in an email breach at Confluence Health, the Wenatchee medical organization said in a Saturday press statement. The information contained in an employee’s breached email account may have included “some patient information” including name and treatment, the press release said, but no financial information was…

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