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Researcher Releases Data on 100,000 Phishing Attempts to Teach You How to Not Get Hacked

Posted on December 17, 2019 by Dissent

Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reports: A security researcher who specializes in tracking government hacking attempts published 25GB of data on 100,000 phishing attacks on Monday. […] Claudio Guarnieri, who works at Amnesty International and has been tracking targeted attacks against dissidents and activists for almost a decade, published the dataset to help other researchers track hackers, and…

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Cyber crooks attack Indian armed forces

Posted on December 7, 2019 by Dissent

IANS reports: New Delhi: After the Armed Forces were attacked by cyber crooks on Friday late night, the tri-services cyber wings issued emergency warning to all the defence personnel not to access mail titled — ‘Notice’ — with attachments, sources said on Saturday. Read more on OnManorama.

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Kalispell hospital sued over data breach

Posted on December 5, 2019 by Dissent

Seaborn Larson reports: Kalispell Regional Healthcare, northwest Montana’s largest healthcare provider, was sued late last month by one of the 130,000 patients whose information was possibly compromised in a data breach announced by the hospital in October. William Henderson, represented by Billings attorney John Heenan, filed the civil complaint in Cascade County District Court on Nov. 25….

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Good news, bad news: Presbyterian Healthcare Services said data stolen in May breach doesn’t appear to have been misused, but more patients impacted

Posted on December 4, 2019 by Dissent

Robert Nott reports: Nearly four months after Presbyterian Healthcare Services reported a data breach that allowed unauthorized access to personal information belonging to over 180,000 patients and health plan members, the provider sent out a notification letter telling its members the company does not believe anyone has improperly used that data. But the update also…

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AU: Fears over patient data breach after cyberattack on Monash IVF

Posted on December 3, 2019 by Dissent

Melissa Cunningham reports: One of Australia’s largest IVF providers has warned patients that it could not rule out the possibility their personal information may have been breached following a widespread cyberattack on staff emails last month. Monash IVF Group, which is attached to clinics in six Australian states and territories, said scammers accessed emails, email…

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More details emerge on Magellan Healthcare breach

Posted on December 3, 2019 by Dissent

Some breaches dribble out over time, especially when they involve a business associate.  This time, it’s Magellan Healthcare, Inc. On September 17, Magellan Healthcare, Inc. notified HHS after an employee of Magellan Rx Management fell prey to a phishing attack in May that was discovered July 5.  Analysis of the contents of the employee’s email…

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