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Humanitarian data breaches: the real scandal is our collective inaction

Posted on December 8, 2017 by Dissent

Nathaniel A. Raymond, Daniel P. Scarnecchia, and Stuart R. Campo write: The news that a platform used by at least 11 major operational NGOs and UN agencies may be relatively easy to breach, potentially exposing the personal, location, and demographic data of tens of thousands of highly vulnerable people, is deeply disturbing but not surprising….

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YMCA of Central Florida Notifies Individuals of Security Incident

Posted on November 23, 2017 by Dissent

Nov. 22 – The YMCA of Central Florida (YMCA), today announced it is notifying individuals related to an isolated security incident involving certain personal information. Information accessed may have contained consumers’ names, and/or Social Security Number, driver’s license or other government issued identification, passport, financial account number, payment card number, health information, or health insurance…

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Muslim Hacktivists Hack ISIS website; expose 2,000 subscribers list

Posted on November 12, 2017 by Dissent

Waqas reports: A group of Muslim hacktivists from Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah, the Sunni sect of Islam and going by the online handle of Di5s3nSi0N hacked the official website of ISIS/ISIL (Daesh) and leaked a list of more than 2000 people who had subscribed to the site’s newsletter and updates through email. A week ago, the…

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Local Salvation Army website updated after personal information released

Posted on November 9, 2017 by Dissent

WRDW reports: Well that’s me right there and that’s pretty horrible.” It’s the last information anyone would want popping up on a stranger’s phone. But that’s exactly what Sterling Gray saw when I showed him the Augusta Salvation Army’s Auto Auction website. “It’s easy enough if you are knowledgeable how to go out and find…

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UK: Warning for workers after charity employee is prosecuted for data protection offences

Posted on November 8, 2017 by Dissent

Speaking of charity organizations and breaches, here’s the flip side of an external hack: an insider who doesn’t follow the rules of data protection. From the Information Commissioner’s Office: People working with personal information have been warned they have to obey strict privacy laws after a charity worker was prosecuted for making his own copies…

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Charities unprepared for cyber attack risk

Posted on November 8, 2017 by Dissent

Recently, in an encrypted chat, a spokesperson for TheDarkOverlord (TDO) commented to me how their attack on Little Red Door in Indiana is still getting media attention. Not surprisingly to me, attacking a charity that helps cancer patients seemed to generate a particularly strong emotional response among members of the pubic.  Well, that and threatening…

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