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Sour grapes? Santikos sues former San Antonio vendor in phone hacking case

Posted on June 21, 2016 by Dissent

Patrick Danner reports: Santikos Theaters Inc. is suing CBS Telephone & Data after the former vendor allegedly sought revenge for a canceled contract by hacking into the movie house’s computerized phone system and playing a message to callers saying the number was disconnected. San Antonio-based CBS is accused of hacking the entertainment company’s phones after…

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Data Breach at Annapolis Parking Garages Possible: City

Posted on June 21, 2016 by Dissent

Jennifer van der Kleut reports: Annapolis government officials are warning of a potential data breach of customer information at three local parking garages. Annapolis Mayor Michael Pantelides issued a statement Tuesday indicating that a breach may have occurred at the Noah Hillman, Gotts Court and Knighton parking garages, affecting customers that used the garage over…

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Ca: 77K accounts of Financial Giant, State Farm, leaked due to DAC Group Hack

Posted on June 20, 2016 by Dissent

Ryan de Souza reports: DAC Group, a Toronto-based digital & content marketing agency has suffered a security breach on their server resulting in data theft of 93,000 customer accounts — In normal circumstances it would be just another security breach but what makes this breach exceptional is the 77,000 leaked accounts from Bloomington, Illinois-based State Farm,…

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Equifax service remains mum about client reports of tax refund fraud

Posted on June 20, 2016 by Dissent

Back in April, DataBreaches.net noted that Stanford University was notifying its employees about tax refund fraud.  The fraud appeared to result from perpetrators downloading employees’ W-2 information from the university’s vendor, W-2 Express, and then using the info to file fraudulent returns. W-2 information typically includes an employee’s name and address, their wage and salary information, as well…

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ENT and Allergy Center of Arkansas notifying patients of Bizmatics security incident

Posted on June 17, 2016 by Dissent

Add the ENT and Allergy Center in Arkansas to the list of covered entities notifying patients of a breach involving Bizmatics, Inc. In a statement dated May 31, that is linked from their web site, Stephen Cashman, M.D., states that the practice was initially notified of the incident in January, 2016. But, “At that time, Bizmatics could…

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Walmart vendor error exposed limited patient information

Posted on June 16, 2016 by Dissent

Walmart, who reported a breach involving pharmacy records in March, has disclosed another breach to HHS. This one, reported June 8, reportedly affected 27,393 patients. Thankfully, it does not seem to have exposed particularly sensitive information. DataBreaches.net asked Walmart for a statement describing the incident, and received the following statement: Recently, we learned that the company…

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