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Titanic Belfast web site data leak

Posted on May 18, 2013 by Dissent

If you tried to obtain tickets to the Game of Thrones exhibition through the Titanic Belfast web site, some of your data personal may have leaked. See this BBC report.

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UK: Essex County Council has 27,000 computer hacker attacks in a year

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Dissent

Just for perspective…. Ben Bland reports: More than 25,000 cyber attacks were carried out against Essex County Council in the past year, it has emerged. It is thought those carrying out the attacks were attempting to access the personal details of people living in Essex, which are held by the authority. The council refused to…

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New guidance on data breaches in Belgium

Posted on May 16, 2013 by Dissent

I’ve been looking for an English language report on the new breach guidelines in Belgium and finally found one. Cédrine Morlière and Ludo Deklerck of Bird & Bird write: When the data breach results in a “public incident” (when a data breach results in a public leakage of private data), according to the guidance, the…

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CERT probing security breach at IT firms

Posted on May 13, 2013 by Dissent

ElectraCard Services was one of two payment processors in India named in conjunction with that massive $45M cyberheist.   The other one is reportedly EnStage, Inc. Read more on ManoramaOnline.com.

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Indian card processor in $45 million heist is ElectraCard Services – Reuter sources

Posted on May 11, 2013 by Dissent

Dinesh Nair and Jessica Dye of Reuters report that one of the card processors whose security was breached in a $45 million global cyber heist was India’s ElectraCard Services. No one has confirmed that officially, however, as the sources spoke on condition of anonymity. You can read the Reuter’s exclusive coverage here.

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AU: Grave security breach of confidential police information puts informants at risk

Posted on May 6, 2013 by Dissent

Anthony Dowsley reports: The lives of informers and police officers have been put at risk over the “gravest” of leaks from inside the force. Police raids across Melbourne three weeks ago discovered volumes of confidential and sensitive police files dating back three years. So far, a junior police officer from the northern metro region has…

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