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Cyta launches insider data theft probe

Posted on March 30, 2016 by Dissent

The Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (Cyta) has launched an internal inquiry after suspicions that personal data belonging to employees of the organisation may have been stolen. The probe – which will be paneled by three people – has been ordered by the Cyta board following a recommendation from organisation bosses. The probe will be aimed primarily…

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NZ: Case note 269784: Employee repeatedly accessed health records without proper reason

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Dissent

There has been a new finding in an investigation by the Privacy Commissioner of New Zealand that is especially worth noting for it’s “small breach, big impact” value. Because the health agency is not named, it’s not clear to me whether this incident had been reported in the media and on this site previously: The…

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Thailand: Sensitive info about tourists revealed in 2nd online data leak

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Dissent

Asian Correspondent reports: Another data leak involving foreigners in Thailand has apparently been uncovered barely a week after sensitive personal information of foreigners living in the country’s southern provinces was revealed to have been to be hidden in plain sight. This time the details of the foreign travelers, including their most recent vaccine shots, real names, nationalities, passport…

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Chinese Browsers Leave Users Vulnerable, Report Says

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Dissent

Dow Jones Business reports: China’s top three Web browsers collected and transmitted data in insecure ways, making hundreds of millions of users’ personal information vulnerable to unauthorized access, according to a human-rights research group. In a report published Tuesday, the University of Toronto’sCitizen Lab said Tencent Holdings Ltd.’s QQ Browser had been transmitting users’ data…

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Ca: Alberta Health Services implements new privacy training following massive fall 2015 breach

Posted on March 28, 2016 by Dissent

Jeremy Simes reports: Following a breach of privacy investigation at a southern Calgary hospital last fall, Alberta Health Services (AHS) has withdrawn or reduced disciplinary action against dozens of hospital employees, though they’re getting personalized training so it doesn’t happen again. The breach involved 48 South Health Campus employees in connection to a Calgary police…

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Update to #InvestBank hack?

Posted on March 28, 2016 by Dissent

I had reported on a hack and extortion demand involving InvestBank back in November and December of 2015. The bank hadn’t paid the extortion demand by “Hacker Buba” and massive amounts of data had been dumped. This week, there was an update to the incident. I’m not sure what to make of it, but a…

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