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Private information of 2,841 students accidentally released; School division did not make proper notice — regulator

Posted on September 4, 2021 by Dissent

CBC reports: A recent report by the Saskatchewan information and privacy commissioner’s office revealed that private information of 2,841 students was accidentally made public last year. The records in question included students’ names, identification numbers, phone numbers, grades and parent email addresses. The school division, which is in southwest Saskatchewan and has more than 6,000…

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One year after the malware attack on Düsseldorf University Hospital: no trace of perpetrators

Posted on September 4, 2021 by Dissent

Heise Online reports (translated): Almost a year after the momentous hacker attack on the Düsseldorf University Hospital, the investigators have no hot lead to the perpetrators. The investigations continued, however, because, among other things, responses to requests for legal assistance to authorities in several countries were pending, said a spokesman for the responsible public prosecutor’s…

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700,000 French pharmacy Covid test results left publicly available

Posted on September 1, 2021 by Dissent

Ellie Fullalove reports (machine translation follows): A data leak involving an online platform used to transfer data from antigen tests carried out at pharmacies to the government platform SI-DEP has made 700,000 covid test results public, along with personal information. The platform known as Francetest was alerted to the bug in its system by the…

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VaxiCode flaw: Quebec refused to give immunity to the whistleblower

Posted on September 1, 2021 by Dissent

Thomas Gerbet reports (machine translation follows): Contrary to what the Minister of Digital Transformation, Eric Caire, said, the Quebec government has never offered immunity to the computer scientist who discovered the security flaw in the VaxiCode health passport application. Exchanges of emails obtained by Radio-Canada reveal the underside of this affair and show that the…

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Singapore adds a third bug bounty program – this time to fortify government digital services

Posted on September 1, 2021 by Dissent

Laura Dobberstein reports: Singapore’s governmental digital services arm, GovTech, has launched a “rewards programme” to further crowdsource tests of the nation’s cybersecurity. The Vulnerability Rewards Programme (VRP) joins the Government Bug Bounty Programme (GBBP) and the Vulnerability Disclosure Programme (VDP), all of which work alongside the government’s own security checks. Read more on The Register.

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Switzerland: Citizen and municipality data published on Darknet

Posted on August 31, 2021 by Dissent

MRT reports: At the end of May, the municipal administration of the tranquil town of Rolle in French-speaking Switzerland was the victim of a cyber attack. This became known to the public recently through research on the news portal watson.ch. The result of the attack: The data of all residents and other documents have been…

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