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UBS wins $1.1M from Wells Fargo in insider data theft case

Posted on May 21, 2016 by Dissent

William Sprouse reports the outcome of an arbitrated insider data breach case where a departing employee allegedly took client data with him to his new employer. I don’t think this case was ever covered on this site before, but Law360 had reported the lawsuit back in 2012. Sprouse reports: A FINRA arbitration panel ruled a…

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UK: Tesco call centre worker fined over customer data breach

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Dissent

So what do you think the penalty/fine should be for an employee wilfully emailing themselves customer data that they had no business copying and taking?  Jail time? A monetary penalty? Community service? Keep in mind that the defendant had to return from Lithuania to be sentenced. Sounds serious, right? BBC reports that Thomas Wengierow, 47,  who…

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Insider breach – Shapeshift’s story

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Dissent

@SwiftonSecurity kept telling everyone on Twitter that we #MUSTREAD the story of what happened at Shapeshift.io. And with good reason: it’s a phenomenal account of an insider breach told with the kind of refreshing honesty that’s often missing in most breach disclosures.  It also reads like a thriller. I’m going to give readers a different…

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SG: Ex-staff sergeant jailed for abetting unauthorized data access and other crimes

Posted on May 20, 2016 by Dissent

Elena Chong reports on a case in Singapore where a police officer in the Clementi police division of the Singapore Police has been sentenced to jail for soliciting a colleague who then accessed the the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority’s computer system to check on a friend’s former boyfriend. Rishinder, a Singapore permanent resident, was yesterday sentenced…

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UK: Met officers ‘hacked database to leak name of protected witness’

Posted on May 18, 2016 by Dissent

Another “small breach with huge potential impact.” Press Association reports: Police detention officers leaked the identity of an anonymous witness in a murder trial after hacking into the intelligence database, a court has heard. Rupert Ross, 34, and Leon De St Aubin, 38, were both sentenced to life imprisonment for the “vicious execution” of Darcy…

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AZ: Gilbert Public Schools email hacked by junior high school student

Posted on May 17, 2016 by Dissent

AP reports: A junior high school student reportedly hacked into the email system of Gilbert Public Schools and sent inappropriate messages to other students. District officials said the Highland Junior High student got access to the teacher’s login information and emailed messages to other students over the weekend. Read more on The Arizona Republic. And the…

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