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PA: Two cleaning women charged with stealing personal info from police credit union

Posted on January 14, 2015 by Dissent

Margaret Harding reports: Two cleaning women from Stowe did little cleaning at the Greater Pittsburgh Police Federal Credit Union, describing their time instead as “girl time” to tell stories, drink beverages and scout through stuff — including members’ personal information that they stole, police said. Bonnie Hendzel, 50, and Mary Tumminello, 27, were charged with stealing…

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United, American airlines account fraud highlights hacker focus on travel industry

Posted on January 12, 2015 by Dissent

Jeremy Kirk reports: More than 20 travel-related websites have experienced data breaches in the past two months, according to a security expert who tracks the trade in stolen data. Data from those websites is being sold on underground forums by cybercriminals, said Alex Holden, CTO of Hold Security, a company that specializes in monitoring the…

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U.S. Military Hack Looms Over Obama Speech

Posted on January 12, 2015 by Dissent

Courthouse News reports:  For 40 minutes on Monday, hackers posted ISIS propaganda and purported military documents on U.S. Central Command’s Twitter and YouTube accounts, before both accounts were suspected (sic). The banner over both social media pages bore a picture of a headscarf-masked militant next to the words “CyberCaliphate” and “i love you isis.” Read…

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GA: Brooklet officer fired after security, identity breach

Posted on January 11, 2015 by Dissent

Holli Deal Saxon reports: A former Brooklet police officer fired for sharing information about candidates for the town’s police chief position said he was terminated unfairly and improperly, but the Brooklet city councilman who supervises the police department says the officer was fired for breaking privacy laws. Former police Sgt. Jonathan McGahee was terminated Dec….

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MA: Middlesex Asst. DA Charged With Leaking Confidential Info in Exchange for Drugs

Posted on January 9, 2015 by Dissent

Chris Caesar reports: A former Middlesex Assistant District Attorney was indicted Thursday on charges he accepted bribes and illegally slipped confidential information from his office to a drug dealer in exchange for painkillers. Stephen Gilpatric, 35, of Somerville allegedly leaked sensitive records—including a Board of Probation record, police report, photograph and other identifying information—about another…

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The National Accountable Care Congress is hacked; user data dumped

Posted on January 7, 2015 by Dissent

Add the National Accountable Care Congress to this week’s list of hacks.  A dump of almost 900 users’ information includes their usernames, first and last names, e-mail addresses, company, city, state, and zip, password, and their join date and expiration date for their account – all in plain text. SLC Security, which first reported the breach, notes that…

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