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NC: Wilmington city employees’ health insurance info exposed by email error by BCBS NC

Posted on November 27, 2018 by Dissent

Emily Featherston reports: Email is no stranger to being linked to cases of identity theft and data breaches. Most of the time, the thief sends a phishing message that coaxes information out of the victim or brings along viruses or malware. However, a single email led to the improper release of the information of 158…

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About 2.65M patients at Charlotte’s Atrium Health hit with third-party data breach

Posted on November 27, 2018 by Dissent

Caroline Hudson reports: About 2.65 million patients of Charlotte-based Atrium Health were recently hit with a data breach in which unauthorized parties gained access to their information. Hackers attempted to lift patient information over a weeklong period from Sept. 22-29. The data was stored in a third-party system provided by AccuDoc Solutions Inc., which provides…

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Valley Health sending letters to 857 patients possibly affected by security breach

Posted on November 23, 2018 by Dissent

Valley Health is one of those affected by the recently disclosed Inova Health System breach. You can read a report on the Valley Health aspect on Winchester Star.

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FL: Key Dental Group notifies patients because former EMR vendor will not return patient database

Posted on November 23, 2018 by Dissent

The following is not your typical breach notification. It relates to a situation in which a business associate allegedly refuses to return the patient database despite its EULA and HIPAA obligation. The press release does not indicate whether the covered entity, Key Dental Group, is suing its former vendor to recover the database. Nor does…

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This UK pub chain left 17,000 customer details exposed online

Posted on November 18, 2018 by Dissent

Nicole Kobie reports: The personal details of thousands of beer drinkers were left exposed thanks to a Wi-Fi provider proving leakier than a smashed pint glass. Brewhouse & Kitchen is a small chain of pubs with 23 locations across the UK. These include locations in London, Nottingham, Chester, Cardiff and Bristol. Patrons attempting to access…

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Do you login to merchant sites using your FB or Google credentials? The Annex Cloud breach may have affected you.

Posted on November 14, 2018 by Dissent

Hmm.  This one could result in big numbers. A notification from Title Nine about Annex Cloud.  Annex Cloud is a service provider that you may never have heard of but may have used many times. The notification explains: Annex Cloud provides a service that enables individuals to use their user name and password from social media…

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