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1,182 clients of Community Catalysts of California notified of theft of their personal information

Posted on October 16, 2015 by Dissent

From their counsel’s notification to the California Attorney General’s Office: Community Catalysts of California works with developmentally disabled clients and veterans to attain their employment, daily living, and social goals. On or about August 31, 2015, the residence of an employee of Community Catalysts of California was burglarized and items were stolen including a flash…

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Islamist Hacker Defaces Brooklyn Sex Zine

Posted on October 15, 2015 by Dissent

Sam Biddle writes: In news that will shock and upset literally tens of people between Greenpoint and Crown Heights, a prolific Islamist hacker entity by the name Abdellah Elmaghribi has defaced Adult Magazine, an online blog about graduate students having sex. Abdellah Elmaghribi is a prolific website vandal, having taken down everything from UK soccer squads to a…

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Service Systems Associates updates its breach disclosure

Posted on October 15, 2015 by Dissent

Back in July, this site reported that a number of gift shops at zoos were impacted by a breach involving their point of sale systems. Service Systems Associates (SSA) issued a statement at the time. I’m not sure why more impacted entities are first disclosing now, but WBAP reports: You’ll want to check your bank statements if you went…

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Are Half of the Hacked Patreon Accounts Fake?

Posted on October 13, 2015 by Dissent

Brady Dale reports; t looks like hackers quietly siphoned data from Patreon, the site for financing creative people’s work via the crowd, for a very long time. That said, more than half the user emails found in the hack bear the markings that suggest they were likely fake accounts. Read more on Observer.  Note that…

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Cryptome grudgingly admits to leak of users’ ancient IP addresses

Posted on October 12, 2015 by Dissent

Richard Chirgwin reports: Venerable leak site Cryptome.org has ‘fessed up to a data leak that saw some users’ IP addresses reach the Internet. After initially dismissing data posted by security researcher Michael Best as a mockup, Cryptome founder John Young conceded that a USB key sent to some of the site’s supporters included site statistics…

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America’s Thrift Stores notifies customers of payment card breach

Posted on October 9, 2015 by Dissent

Thrift store chain America’s Thrift Stores has disclosed a data breach involving an  unnamed third-party provider. A statement prominently linked from their home page begins: A Statement From Our CEO Concerning Cyber Security Dear Customers, America’s Thrift Stores recently learned that it was the victim of a data security breach that occurred through software used by…

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