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Personal details of thousands of UK drivers ‘are exposed in huge data breach’ as car parking app used by councils across Britain shows users other motorists’ information

Posted on April 15, 2017 by Dissent

Rebecca Taylor reports: Thousands of users of a parking payment app have potentially had their details shared with other customers in what is suspected to be a huge data breach. Following an app update, hundreds of customers using the RingGo parking tool found other people’s details when they logged into their own accounts. Read more…

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UK: Cumbrian patients in NHS fraud text blunder

Posted on April 12, 2017 by Dissent

Inexplicably, the word “bumbling” springs to mind. ITV reports: An NHS scare about a text message scam targeting patients was accidentally sparked by a genuine inquiry from the health service, a spokeswoman has said. NHS England warned members of the public in Cumbria and the North East on Tuesday, about a text which requested personal…

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Thousands of examiners’ personal details stolen in AQA cyber-attack

Posted on April 12, 2017 by Dissent

John Dickens reports: Tens of thousands of examiners have had their personal details hacked after the exam board AQA was victim to a cyber-attack. Data relating to 64,000 examiners stored on some of AQA’s online systems has been stolen by attackers, including examiners’ name, address, personal phone numbers, and passwords. However the board stressed the…

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IE: 2,224 data security breaches reported in 2016, says Data Protection Commissioner

Posted on April 11, 2017 by Dissent

John Kennedy reports: Reports of data breaches to see exponential rise once mandatory reporting rules under GDPR come into force, warns DPC Helen Dixon. Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), Helen Dixon, has reported that the number of complaints over data privacy has increased from 932 in 2015 to 1,479 in 2016. In the annual report for…

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Student privacy breached in Victoria Education Department blunder

Posted on April 11, 2017 by Dissent

Another breach involving sensitive information. Sophie Smith reports: The Victorian Education Department has said it is “deeply sorry” for mistakenly publishing private and sensitive information about homeschooled children on its website. Confidential information contained in submissions made to the department was published when the documents were uploaded without redactions on Friday. Details that identified students who…

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Tullamore Hospital patient’s information sent to wrong person after data blunder

Posted on April 11, 2017 by Dissent

If you’re going to misdirect a fax containing patient info, at least try not to misdirect it to the data protection commissioner’s fax number!  Justin Kelly reports: A data breach at Tullamore Hospital is among 212 cases revealed today, the Irish Independent have reported. 212 data protection breaches, where patient’s private information was misused or mishandled,…

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