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Two Plead Guilty in Florida Tax Refund Fraud Scheme Using Stolen Patient Information

Posted on April 17, 2015 by Dissent

Jermaine Winters, 39, of Coleman, Florida, and Rosetta Presley, 23, of Chipley, Florida, pled guilty yesterday to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud, and identity theft in connection with the electronic filing of false federal income tax returns. During their pleas, Winters and Presley admitted that between July 2011 and July 2012, they conspired…

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MA: Salisbury Fire Department’s computers crippled by possible ransomware attack

Posted on April 15, 2015 by Dissent

AngelaJean Chiaramida reports: A nasty computer virus that had some of the hallmarks of a “ransomware” attack hobbled the Salisbury Fire Department recently, destroying computer files and temporarily forcing staffers to resort to pen and paper. […] The Salisbury Fire Department’s problem began about two weeks ago, when Souliotis’ desk computer started acting strangely when…

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Crime Stoppers responds

Posted on April 14, 2015 by Dissent

If you’ve been following this week’s episode of “Breach Alert Hell,” DataBreaches.net has received a response from Ontario Crime Stoppers. I’ve posted their statement under the original breach report, here.  I hope the other affected chapters are also taking steps to secure their sites better, but haven’t heard from them.

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Oh, to be a fly on the wall (Crime Stoppers breach update)

Posted on April 14, 2015 by Dissent

If you read my post about the hack involving three Canadian chapters of Crime Stoppers, or if you follow me on Twitter (@pogowasright), you know that I’ve had a frustrating time trying to alert those chapters that they’ve been hacked and need to secure their data better. In the interim, as I browsed the pastes of the hacked data (which…

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Personal information of 50 South Korean nuclear experts leaked online

Posted on April 13, 2015 by Dissent

The personal information of more than 50 researchers at the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute were leaked online. The information, which includes their names and residential registration numbers, had been contained in research reports that were submitted to the IAEA between 1994 and 2012. An official at KAERI said, “We have monitored five cases of personal information leaks…

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Here’s a tip for some Crime Stoppers in Canada: you’ve been hacked (UPDATED)

Posted on April 12, 2015 by Dissent

April 14: See update and possible correction at the bottom of this post concerning the storage and encryption of tips. TeaMp0isoN claims that one of the sites they recently “audited” was the web site of Waterloo Crime Stoppers. In a zine about what they describe as a 0day SQLi attack, TeaMp0isoN writes that they found an unprotected…

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