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Ca: Lost BlackBerry had patient data

Posted on May 6, 2009 by Dissent

Beverlyy Ware of The Chronicle Herald reports that 74 continuing care patients in the Bridgewater area are being notified that their name, age, address and doctor’s name and information on their medical conditions and medications were on a BlackBerry that was lost April 12. The BlackBerry was not password-protected.

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Two email gaffes expose Dutch subscribers’ email addresses

Posted on May 5, 2009 by Dissent

Dutch newsletter subscribers seem to be having a tough time recently keeping their email addresses private. According to Karin Spaink‘s blog, first the police accidentally exposed 650 newsletter recipients’ addresses in the cc-field instead of using the bcc-field of a newsletter, and then Het Dagblad van het Noorden exposed a .txt file with 32.781 e-mail…

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Ohio Heritage Bank replaces cards due to HPY breach (updated)

Posted on May 4, 2009 by Dissent

Heartland Payment Systems may be back in VISA’s good graces as PCI-Compliant, but the impact of the breach continues to emerge. Leonard Hayhurst of Coshocton Tribune reports that Ohio Heritage Bank was alerted over the weekend that 800 debit cards   were compromised due to the breach.  Of the 800 cards,  15 showed fraudulent charges….

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Ca: Teacher web site exposes student info

Posted on May 4, 2009 by Dissent

Kate Adams of BayToday reports that a Widdifield Secondary School teacher’s web site exposed student information including contact information and Ontario Health Insurance Program numbers.  An investigation revealed that the information was only exposed briefly and that there were only a few “hits.” The school board was able to ascertain the IPs of those accessing…

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UK: Stolen laptops held details of 10,000

Posted on May 4, 2009 by Dissent

Amanda Crook of The Manchester Evening News reports that the paper learned of two more breaches involving NHS  by using Freedom of Information requests: Two laptops containing patient data were stolen during break-ins  at The Christie. The laptops contained names, hospital numbers, some addresses and test results. A computer with the names, addresses, dates of…

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Dutch consumer site exposed personal information

Posted on May 4, 2009 by Dissent

According to a summary of a news story in NOS offered by Karin Spaink, a Dutch agency that resolves consumer disputes with businesses was making everyone’s files available to anyone who logged in to the site. The Dispute Committee handles more than 10,000 complaints per year, and files going back to 2005 could be retrieved….

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