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UK: Children’s details lost and sent to wrong place by Derby City Council employees

Posted on March 24, 2015 by Dissent

The Derby Telegraph reports: Derby children’s personal details have been lost and posted to the wrong address this year by city council staff. The paper filed under freedom of information and found out more about the Derby City Council‘s breaches over the past 12 months. Incidents included: a lost notepad containing details of cases “review…

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Ca: Anne Bertrand raps health department over medicare card breach

Posted on March 24, 2015 by Dissent

Catherine Harrop reports: New Brunswick’s privacy commissioner has reprimanded the Department of Health for failing to adequately test its massive medicare data system following a 2011 overhaul. A technical failure resulted in 114 medicare cards being sent to the wrong addresses and 24 households receiving multiple cards, some belonging to other families. The error meant…

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Kreditech Investigates Insider Breach

Posted on March 24, 2015 by Dissent

Brian Krebs reports: Kreditech, a consumer finance startup that specializes in lending to “unbanked” consumers with little or no credit rating, is investigating a data breach that came to light after malicious hackers posted thousands of applicants’ personal and financial records online. Earlier this month, a source pointed KrebsOnSecurity to a Web site reachable only via Tor, a…

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Ca: Cops called, but no charges in Service NL privacy breach

Posted on March 24, 2015 by Dissent

Rob Antle reports: Service NL Minister Dan Crummell won’t say whether an employee who inappropriately accessed the personal information of 28 people at the Motor Registration Division in Mount Pearl is now back on the job. “The only thing I can tell you is this — that person has been disciplined,” Crummell said. Read more…

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IE: Garda tells court Credit Union official showed his father his confidential financial statements

Posted on March 23, 2015 by Dissent

Tim Healy reports: A credit union allegedly showed a member’s father his confidential financial statements indicating the son’s loans were in trouble, the High Court heard. Garda Kevin Martin, a member of St Raphael’s Garda Credit Union, claims his data protection rights were breached when a representative of the credit union turned up at his father’s…

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Ca: Thompson Rivers U. students and alumni notified that software bug exposed their info for 2.5 years

Posted on March 23, 2015 by Dissent

InfoNews.ca reports: The private information of students and alumni at the local university could have been compromised sometime within the last three years because of a software bug that affected the institution’s online portal. Students who used the online myTRU portal to access personal documents, including tuition payment options, received an email from Thompson Rivers…

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