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American Dental Association notifies some DENTPIN users of breach

Posted on May 21, 2014 by Dissent

The American Dental Association is notifying some professionals and students who have DENTPIN identifiers that their personal information may have been exposed to others. DENTPIN identifiers are used to enable professionals and students to register for tests or request their test scores. On April 30, the ADA upgraded its website, including the DENTPIN database. That…

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Major School Research and Assessment Provider Hacked

Posted on May 21, 2014 by Dissent

Benjamin Herold reports: The American Institutes for Research, a major research and testing organization with a significant presence in K-12 education in the United States, suffered a serious data breach earlier this month. After one of the organization’s servers was hacked, the sensitive personal information of as many as 6,500 current and former employees, including Social…

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Veterans’ records found in dumpster outside AZ housing complex

Posted on May 16, 2014 by Dissent

Documents containing  personal information were found in a dumpster outside of an Arizona veteran housing complex. Video report. According to the report, the records of approximately 150 veterans were found in a dumpster near U.S. Vets in Peoria, Arizona. U.S. Vets is a private non-profit organization providing housing, employment and counseling services to homeless and…

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New Zealand dentists hit by online privacy breach

Posted on May 13, 2014 by Dissent

Thomas Mead reports: Thousands of Kiwi dentists have been stung by a serious privacy breach which saw their private information published to the internet. The accidental release of names, phone numbers, email addresses, usernames and passwords affects members of the New Zealand Dental Association (NZDA). A 3news.co.nz investigation can reveal the private information may have…

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Non-profits Expose Personal Info, Hundreds of Thousands at Risk for Identity Theft

Posted on May 8, 2014 by Dissent

Hal M. Bundrick reports: Your charitable intentions could be exposing you to identity theft. Research conducted by security firm Identity Finder has found hundreds of thousands of examples of exposed personal data contained in the annual tax returns required to be filed by tax exempt organizations. These IRS Form 990s are scanned and open to…

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4Chan hacked

Posted on April 30, 2014 by Dissent

Christopher Poole, aka “moot,” confirmed the attack on 4chan’s blog earlier today: Last week we were made aware of a software vulnerability that allowed an intruder access to administrative functions and information from one of our databases. The intruder later stated their motive was to expose the posting habits of a specific user they disliked….

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