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Ca: Credit card fraud draws two-year sentence

Posted on June 18, 2009 by Dissent

Betty Ann Adams of TheStarPhoenix.com reports that Brandon Brian Therens, a newly graduated University of Saskatchewan student, pleaded guilty to hacking into the university’s computer in 2007 and downloading the credit card information of about 3,600 students. Therens also admitted to other frauds and thefts between May and October 2007: He stole hand-held wireless debit…

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IE: Bord Gáis customer details on stolen laptops

Posted on June 17, 2009 by Dissent

A laptop computer containing bank account details of 75,000 Bord Gáis customers has been stolen in Dublin. It is understood the confidential information was held on one of four laptops stolen from the offices of Bord Gáis nearly two weeks ago. […] The computer was not encrypted. The incident occurred early on Friday 5 June…

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Ca: Three charged with credit card fraud

Posted on June 17, 2009 by Dissent

Dan Ferguson of the Surrey North Delta Leader reports: There were forged credit cards, stolen passports, driver’s licenses, social insurance numbers and computer gear. Surrey RCMP seized hundreds of such items along with two vehicles when they raided a residence in the 8600 block of 154A Street last week (June 11). Nine people were arrested….

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Saskatoon police investigating after client information stolen from Family Service Saskatoon

Posted on June 17, 2009 by Dissent

Laura Keil of TheStarPhoenix.com reports that a lockbox stolen from Family Service Saskatoon on May 26 has not yet been found. The lockbox contained the names and addresses of donors, volunteers, and clients: The stolen safe had encrypted backup computer tapes that require a special player to play, and the safe was locked when it…

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Bits n’ Pieces

Posted on June 17, 2009 by Dissent

In the justice system: Richard J. Berger has been sentenced to for 13 months and ordered to repay about $130,000 after admitting that he illegally accessed insurance company computers at The Hartford and Sunlife Financial in a scheme to steal annuity clients. More. Julia Caldwell and Jacqueline Colbert, both Taco Bell of Laurel employees, have…

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HSE stolen laptop contains personal financial data

Posted on June 16, 2009 by Dissent

A non-encrypted laptop computer stolen from a Health Service Executive (HSE) office contains sensitive personal financial data on people who have approached community welfare officers seeking assistance. The laptop containing the data was one of 15 computers stolen from HSE offices in Roscommon town at the weekend. […] One of the two non-encrypted laptops contained…

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