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UK: Officer sacked after using police computer to snoop on niece’s drug dealing boyfriend

Posted on December 1, 2015 by Dissent

There’s an update to a case I’ve been following since earlier this year.  The Echo reports that Paula Humphreys of Merseyside Police was fired for snooping in confidential computers for information about her relatives and their boyfriends: The 43-year-old researched her sister Dawn’s boyfriend Lee Gallagher who later was jailed for more than four years after being…

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NZ: Health privacy investigation at Wellington Hospital after complaint

Posted on December 1, 2015 by Dissent

In a way, I’m glad that even a single case of improper access can lead to a full investigation and be considered newsworthy. How often does this happen here?  Ben Heather reports: A Wellington hospital worker is under investigation for improperly accessing a patient’s medical records. The Capital & Coast District Health Board confirmed an…

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VTech hack included children’s pictures and chat logs (Update 1)

Posted on December 1, 2015 by Dissent

Lorenzo Franceshi-Bicchierai has a follow-up to his early report on VTECH: Over the weekend, the hacker, who asked to remain anonymous, told me that VTech left other sensitive data exposed on its servers, including kids’ photos and chat logs between children and parents. This data is from the company’s Kid Connect, a service that allows parents using…

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Adele tickets: Fans claim personal data has been breached

Posted on December 1, 2015 by Dissent

BBC reports: Fans buying tickets for Adele’s tour have told the BBC they were shown the address and credit card details of customers other than themselves. Advance tickets were made available to members of Adele.com on Tuesday morning. But several fans said they were shown other people’s shopping baskets, including payment details, when they tried…

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Data Breach on VTech Learning Lodge (update)

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Dissent

Issued by VTECH today: VTech Holdings Limited noted that an unauthorized party accessed VTech customer data housed on our Learning Lodge app store database on 14 November 2015. Learning Lodge allows our customers to download apps, learning games, e-books and other educational content to their VTech products. Upon discovering the unauthorized access on 24 November…

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In: Lucknow University student data hacked; uni admits loss but denies hack

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Dissent

TNN reports: Lucknow University has lost all the data of students who had filled in the online application to appear for back paper and improvement examination after the university’s examination website was hacked two days ago. Read more on Times of India. It’s interesting that Times of India would be so firm in declaring that…

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