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IL: Alton Steel employees report tax refund fraud following W-2 phishing incident (Updated)

Posted on February 8, 2017 by Dissent

Update: This incident actually was a phishing incident, and The Telegraph‘s story now reflects that, so I’m adding this one to the 2017 victims list. Originally, their story sounded like a straight-up hack. Their story now reads: The Alton steel company’s data system was victim to a “phishing expedition,” according to Alton Steel CEO Jim…

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Sports Direct hacked last year, but still hasn’t told its staff of data breach?

Posted on February 8, 2017 by Dissent

Alexander J. Martin reports: Sports Direct has left its 30,000-strong workforce in the dark over a data breach in the autumn when a hacker accessed internal systems containing staffers’ personal information. The Register can reveal the UK’s largest sports retail business was the subject of a digital break-in during September, when an attacker exploited public vulnerabilities…

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Five months after learning of problem, Michigan cancer treatment provider notifies 22,000 patients

Posted on February 7, 2017 by Dissent

On October 21, 2016, Singh & Arora Oncology Hematology PC in Michigan notified HHS of a hacking incident that they reported impacted 16,000 patients. Today, we learn that 22,000 patients are first getting notification letters this week. Why has it taken more than three months since HHS was notified for patients to be notified?  Jessica Dupnack reports: According to the letter, one of…

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Isis-linked hackers attack NHS websites to show gruesome images from Syrian civil war

Posted on February 7, 2017 by Dissent

Kim Sengupta reports: Islamist hackers linked to Isis carried out an attack on a series of NHS websites in a cyber-attack exposing serious flaws in security systems meant to protect sensitive information, The Independent has learnt. Graphic, brutal images of violence from Syria’s war were put up on the sites by a group based in North Africa…

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Princeton Pain Management notifies patients after hacker gains access to PHI

Posted on February 7, 2017 by Dissent

Princeton Pain Management is notifying 4,668 patients of a hack that was detected on November 28. Although they found no evidence that data were removed from their system, protected health information (PHI) was accessed. From their notification: What Information Was Involved We believe that this incident may have affected certain information stored in our systems including…

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India: Over 700 govt websites hacked in 4 yrs

Posted on February 7, 2017 by Dissent

For those who like stats, some data from India, reported by Press Trust of India: More than 700 websites of various central and state government departments were hacked in the past four years, Lok Sabha (India’s Parliament): Of the total of 707, 199 of them were hacked last year, 164 in 2015, 155 in 2014 and 189 in…

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