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UK: How many people did Landauer hack affect?

Posted on April 2, 2017 by Dissent

Another breach appears to be dribbling out in bits and pieces. Antony Gedge reports that 247 staff members at Hywel Dda Health Board have been hit by a data breach at a private company that works with the NHS. Personal details including dates of birth and National Insurance numbers were stolen from the computer system at…

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Tampa man sentenced for his role in data breach at local medical practice

Posted on March 30, 2017 by Dissent

Frances McMorris reports: One of three men indicted last year for stealing the personal patient information from a Tampa medical practice to create fraudulent credit cards and steal tax refunds was sentenced to six years in federal prison Tuesday. Anthony Michael Harris, 26, of Tampa was sentenced for conspiracy and aggravated identity theft by U.S….

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CoxHealth says burglars stole data of 80 patients

Posted on March 30, 2017 by Dissent

Gene Hartley reports: CoxHealth says financial data of about 80 patients were stolen during a burglary at one of its clinics last week. The company this week sent letters to the patients and offered them free credit protection for one year. A CoxHealth representative said Wednesday that the burglary at its Primrose OB/GYN Clinic was…

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NZ: Sacked Waikato medics snooped into patient files

Posted on March 30, 2017 by Dissent

Aaron Leaman reports: Prying into patient files cost two Waikato Hospital staff their jobs and prompted two others to resign. Twelve privacy or confidentiality breaches have been committed by Waikato staff since 2012. Offences range from unauthorised snooping on medical records, to misdirected emails. Patient privacy came under the spotlight earlier this month after Auckland District Health Board announced…

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Mecklenburg County, NC: 1,200 patients impacted by gaffe in responding to public records request

Posted on March 29, 2017 by Dissent

Joe Bruno and Blake Hanson report: County officials mistakenly gave information to two media outlets Monday in response to public records requests about the Health Department’s failure to notify women of abnormal Pap smear results. Channel 9 immediately notified county officials upon discovering the information on a compact disc. Officials said the information did not…

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VN: 5,000 health insurance cards issued with incorrect information

Posted on March 29, 2017 by Dissent

VNS reports: Local health insurance authorities of the central province of Nghệ An have issued some 5,000 health insurance cards with wrong personal information, the provincial authority has said. A group of supervisors from the province’s People’s Council released the figure in a report after conducting urgent checks on local health insurance authorities in the…

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