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IE: Confidential patient files on street near hospital in Drogheda

Posted on September 29, 2015 by Dissent

BreakingNews.ie reports: Two investigations are underway after confidential patient files were found on a street in Drogheda. The files were discovered by a local man out walking near Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, which says it takes the matter “extremely seriously”. It says all 44 patients affected will be met individually and a letter of…

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Ca: Police investigate infosecurity breach of University of Calgary’s PeopleSoft system

Posted on September 27, 2015 by Dissent

CTV News reports: The employee records of a number of University of Calgary staff members were fraudulently accessed, and banking records altered, during an ‘isolated breach’ that is being investigated by the Calgary Police Service. In a letter to University of Calgary staff, Linda Dalgetty, vice president of finance and services, says 29 employee records…

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Nearly 50 Pak websites hacked in reply to hacking of Kerala govt website

Posted on September 27, 2015 by Dissent

Jisha Surya reports: On Sunday, state woke up to the news that the official website of Kerala government – www.kerala.gov.in – was hacked allegedly by Pakistani hackers. The website had an image of burning Indian flag and messages such as Pakistan Zindabad”, “We are Team Pak Cyber Attacker” and “Security is just an illusion”. But…

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Courier accused of stealing credit card info

Posted on September 26, 2015 by Dissent

Andrel Harris of Cayman27 reports: A man appeared before the courts Friday (25 September) on fraud charges. The 28 year-old West Bay resident, is accused of obtaining property by deception. It is alleged he used his position as a courier to gather credit card details from his customers. He is then said to have used the details…

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Nanaimo school district apologizes after students’ personal information goes to wrong parents

Posted on September 24, 2015 by Dissent

NewsTalk980 reports: The Nanaimo school district is apologizing after a printout containing students’ personal information fell into the hands of the wrong parent. […] Parents had reported getting a printout with their child’s personal information on one side, but with the information of a second student on the other. The printout detailed things like phone…

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UK: Data breach shock at trust which runs FGH in Barrow

Posted on September 24, 2015 by Dissent

The North-West Evening Mail reports: Confidential medical information including patient names, addresses and medical details were found abandoned in public places last year. The private documents were handed in to health bosses after being located in a bin, a hospital car park and a recently-cleaned hospital apartment, a report has revealed. A fourth serious data…

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