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Anonymous Claims It Leaked Passwords and Credit Card Info of Canadian Officials

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

Motherboard reports: Members of Anonymous are claiming responsibility for leaking a trove of personal data that includes the names, email addresses, phone numbers, and partial credit card information of government employees. The information was dumped from an online database belonging to the Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Society of Canada, and was posted online shortly before noon…

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UK: Wounds International – Data Leak

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

A paste on Pastebin points to a hack of Wounds International. The SQL injection attack, by @str0ke_, who self-identifies as affiliated with @ToucSec, does not really offer a specific explanation for why the firm was attacked: Target……………….: Wounds International; Date…………………: 6.24.2015 Title………………..: Wounds International Data Dump; Wounds International, we have a bit more instore for you; not that…

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Indiana judge: Judge: Hackers accessed Clarksville social security numbers, other data (Update1)

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

WHAS-TV reports: Clarksville Town Court Judge James Guilfoyle told WHAS-TV Tuesday that computer hackers accessed records filled with names, birth dates, addresses and social security numbers. Investigators are still trying to figure out the scope of the data breach. Read more on WHAS. Update1: The updated information reads like a ransomware situation, but no ransom…

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Even Behind Closed Doors, Senators Aren’t Getting Their OPM Hack Questions Answered

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

Kaveh Waddell reports: After weeks of revelations about cyberattacks that may have exposed the personal information of as many as 18 million federal workers, Katherine Archuleta, the director of the Office of Personnel Management, gave senators a classified briefing Tuesday to try to put lawmakers’ questions to rest. But senators from both sides of the…

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OPM hack cost estimate is $19M? I think not.

Posted on June 23, 2015 by Dissent

$19 million is the estimated cost of notifications and credit monitoring for affected employees, according to OPM director  Katherine Archuleta, It’s not clear to me if she based that figure on the original 4.2M affected figure or a newer 18M estimate. And it doesn’t include notifications or credit monitoring for family members or others whose information was exposed in…

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EXCLUSIVE: Russian hackers claim they still own Detour Gold, dump more data

Posted on June 22, 2015 by Dissent

Update and Correction: The hacker(s) is/are likely not Russian, but Canadian. If you’ve been employed by Detour Gold at any time since 2007, your personal information may already have been acquired and dumped by Russian hackers – including your name, date of birth, salary information, employment details, and Social Insurance Number.  And if your employment…

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