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Fortnum & Mason shoppers’ details stolen in Typeform’s data breach

Posted on July 2, 2018 by Dissent

Natasha Bernal reports: Fortnum & Mason has admitted that thousands of customers have had their personal data stolen in a cyber attack on the upmarket grocer. The retailer said that around 23,000 of its shoppers had seen their names, email addresses and home addresses, as well as social media handles, compromised by hackers. The breach occurred…

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From data security darling to cyber fall guy, Monzo experiences a breach of its own

Posted on July 2, 2018 by Dissent

Finextra reports: After basking in the glow of exposing the Ticketmaster data breach last week, digital challenger bank Monzo has itself become the victim of a data leakage that saw the personal details of some 20,000 customers lifted from third party survey firm Typeform. […] Monzo says the attackers found a weakness in Typeform’s security,…

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Ticketmaster investigates potential data security breach

Posted on June 27, 2018 by Dissent

Jackie Fox reports: Ticketmaster Ireland has notified customers about a potential breach of security compromising their payment details. Anyone who bought a ticket from the site between February and June 2018 could be at risk. In an email to customers this evening, the ticketing website said malicious software was identified on a customer support product hosted by…

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Midwest City notifies residents of incident that affected numerous municipalities

Posted on June 24, 2018 by Dissent

Midwest City, Oklahoma  reports that about 2,300 customers were potentially affected by a breach involving software needed to use Click2Gov. As Dark Reading recently explained: Risk Based Security’s Inga Goddijn noticed a pattern of Click2Gov, a product of Superion Software, appearing in breach notification letters. The notifications came from cities across the United States, which…

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Tokyo court: Data in Benesse leak not private enough for redress

Posted on June 21, 2018 by Dissent

A court opinion out of Tokyo may make it harder for plaintiffs in breach lawsuits in Japan to demonstrate harm or injury worthy of compensation. The breach and lawsuit against Benesse Corporation have been reported previously on this site in 2014 and 2015. Takuya Kitazawa reports: The Tokyo District Court rejected plaintiffs’ demands over a huge…

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AU: University of New South Wales loses data after IBM storage failure

Posted on June 20, 2018 by Dissent

Julian Bajkowski reports: UNSW students are facing the prospect that some information saved to the university’s online storage has been lost for good after a 16 hour-long outage this month blamed on IBM. “Regrettably, some students may have lost some data in the outage,” UNSW said in a statement to students. The statement advised that…

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