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Ca: Retailer resells computer drive full of personal files

Posted on March 23, 2009 by Dissent

Sarah Schmidt of Canwest News Service reports that a Staples Business Depot store in Ottawa sold a returned computer hard-drive on clearance that contained hundreds of personal files on it. Although businesses have responsibility to protect information under PIPEDA, Staples has a warning on all of its receipts that says, “Customers are responsible for the…

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UK: Medical records from York Hospital found in street

Posted on March 20, 2009 by Dissent

Nicola Fifield of The Press reports that a document containing personal and medical information on 19 patients at York Hospital was found on a sidewalk nearly two miles from the hospital. As an example of how troubling such breaches can be, one notation indicated that a named patient has HIV and syphilis.

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UK: Council’s contractor reports laptop theft

Posted on March 20, 2009 by Dissent

Hayley Mace of EDP24 reports that the Suffolk Coastal District Council has suspended its work with a contractor, Lalpac, after a laptop containing unencrypted data on 3,000 was stolen from an employee’s home.

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Overseas card fraud scam exposed

Posted on March 19, 2009 by Dissent

Alan Little of BBC News reports: A criminal gang selling UK credit card details stolen from Indian call centres has been exposed by an undercover BBC News investigation. Reporters posing as fraudsters bought UK names, addresses and valid credit card details from a Delhi-based man. The seller denied any wrongdoing and Symantec corporation, from whom…

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Ca: Huron University College data exposure

Posted on March 18, 2009 by Dissent

The University of Western Ontario has posted a notice on its site: Huron University College is seeking assistance in reaching former students, former applicants to Huron, or former residents in Huron’s dormitories whose personal information may have been accessed during a computer server security breach. Huron is an independent, self-governing institution affiliated with The University…

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Australian hacker sentenced for 3 years

Posted on March 18, 2009 by Dissent

Following up on the story reported last week, Renai LeMay and Alex Serpo of ZDNet Australia report that David Anthony McIntosh, the former CSG employee who crashed several government services at Berrimah Prison, Royal Darwin Hospital and the Supreme Court on May 5 last year and who deleted over 10,000 public servants from the system,…

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