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162 million personal data items leaked over six years in Beijing

Posted on September 7, 2016 by Dissent

ECNS reports: More than 162 million personal information items were leaked in the past six years, with courier companies, educational institutes and online stores the major sources, reported Beijing Youth Daily. From 2013 to 2016, courts in Beijing handled 67 cases involving illegal sale or supply of personal information. Those cases that happened from 2010…

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UAE: Al Zahra Private Medical Centre hacked

Posted on September 5, 2016 by Dissent

The web site of Al Zahra Private Medical Centre in the United Arab Emirates  was reportedly hacked last month by the individual calling himself “websites-hunter” (@websiteshunter on Twitter). The hack was announced on Twitter on August 31 and on Pastebin on the same day. The Al Zahra Private Medical Centre is part of the health services network of the Gulf Medical…

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Russian internet giant Rambler.ru hacked, leaking 98 million accounts

Posted on September 5, 2016 by Dissent

Zack Whittaker reports on yet another 2012 hack where the data are first being leaked publicly: Russian internet portal and email provider Rambler.ru has become the latest victim in a growing list of historical hacks. Breach notification site LeakedSource.com, which obtained a copy of an internal customer database, said the attack dates back to February…

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Leoni AG victim of business email compromise – €40 million lost

Posted on September 5, 2016 by Dissent

Marika Samarati reports: Leoni AG, one of the world’s leading wire and cable manufacturers, fell victim to an email scam that cost the company 40 million euros. According to a press release, “Leoni AG realised on Friday 12 August 2016 that it had become the victim of fraudulent activity with the help of falsified documents…

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UK: Walsall woman has personal medical records stolen from physiotherapist’s car

Posted on September 5, 2016 by Dissent

Remember how the new report from the ICO indicated that healthcare had the most reported breaches, and the majority of those involved paper records? Here’s another example of how UK healthcare needs to get better protection of paper records: The Express & Star reports: A woman in Walsall has had her personal medical file stolen…

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Ca: Massive unreported security breach, $2 million alleged fraud at NorQuest College

Posted on September 4, 2016 by Dissent

Charles Rusnel and Jennie Russell report on a massive insider breach affecting NorQuest College executives and employees. The breach seems to have occurred in 2012, but is first coming to light. At the heart of the breach is Clarence Orleski, the college’s former manager of technology infrastructure. The scope of what he is alleged to have done is extensive,…

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