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GA: Last 3 tax fraud defendants plead guilty

Posted on August 28, 2013 by Dissent

Holli Deal Bragg reports: The last three of 13 federal defendants in a tax fraud and stolen identity scheme centered in Statesboro pleaded guilty last week. Porsche Pinkney, Tidaesha V. Taylor and Gregory F. Smith entered guilty pleas as they stood before United States District Court Judge B. Avant Edenfield in federal court in Statesboro,…

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UTHealth informs patients of incident related to patient information

Posted on August 28, 2013 by Dissent

The following notice was submitted by a reader: UT Physicians, the medical group practice of The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) Medical School, announces that an unencrypted laptop computer containing some patient information was discovered missing on Aug. 2 from a locked closet in a UT Physicians orthopedic clinic. UT Physicians…

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Ninth months later, almost 860 Indiana residents are first being notified of the ADPI breach.

Posted on August 27, 2013 by Dissent

James D. Wolf Jr. of the Post-Tribune reported today that up to 860 patients who used the City of Valparaiso Fire Department ambulance service last year would be receiving breach notification letters from ADPI. You remember the ADPI breach, of course. I first reported on it November, 2012, when I also started compiling a list…

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Advocate Medical Group notifying 4 million patients after burglars snatch unencrypted computers

Posted on August 24, 2013 by Dissent

Advocate Medical Group and its parent, Advent Healthcare, may have just bought themselves a heap of problems. Storing more than 20 year-old personally identifiable data including Social Security numbers on unencrypted computers with less than strong physical security doesn’t bode well for any investigation by HHS or Illinois’s Attorney General. (corrected name on medical group)

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Personal data for 4 million patients at risk after burglars snatch computers with Advocate Medical Group's patient information

Posted on August 24, 2013 by Dissent

Peter Frost and Julie Wernau of the Chicago Tribune report than 4 million patients of Advocate Medical Group may be at risk of ID theft after four computers were stolen during a burglary last month at Advocate’s administrative building on West Touhy Avenue in Park Ridge. Advocate Medical Group is part of Advocate Health Care….

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UK: Islington Council hit with monetary penalty after 2,375 residents' personal details published online

Posted on August 23, 2013 by Dissent

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has served Islington Council with a monetary penalty of £70,000 after personal details of over 2,300 residents were released online. The information was inadvertently released in response to a freedom of information request, and revealed sensitive personal information relating to residents’ housing needs, including details of whether they had a history of…

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