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Want something to do in Providence at night? How about staying home and changing your password….

Posted on November 13, 2011 by Dissent

Another reported data leak posted to Pastebin –  providencenightlife.net – reveals usernames, clear-text passwords, and e-mail addresses.  Fifty thousand were reportedly acquired and posted to another site that requires you to fill out a survey to download the data.  Since I don’t do surveys, I haven’t checked the full archive, but 83 are are offered…

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USPS notified 5,400 online store customers after their data were inadvertently revealed to others

Posted on November 12, 2011 by Dissent

A few days ago, I received an inquiry from someone who had logged into her USPS online store account, only to see another customer’s name, address, and last four digits of their credit card number.  Understandably concerned, she contacted customer service who told her that it was a “known error” and that letters would be…

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NJ: Rogue SSA employee provided Social Security Numbers for a bank fraud scheme

Posted on November 11, 2011 by Dissent

Another insider breach involving the Social Security Administration has come to light. In a federal court in New Jersey this week, Syed Rehman, 44, of Jersey City, admitted his role in a bank fraud scheme in which he used unlawfully obtained Social Security numbers to obtain credit cards and mortgages, causing four banks to lose…

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Spreadsheet with info on 19,276 University of Texas-Pan American students exposed on the Internet

Posted on November 11, 2011 by Dissent

According to its student newspaper, PanAmerican Online, The University of Texas-Pan American has e-mailed an alert to students affected by a security breach. The text of the e-mail is reportedly as follows: On Nov. 2, 2011, The University of Texas-Pan American discovered that on Sept. 1, 2011, a spreadsheet containing information on 19,276 students was made…

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Virginia Commonwealth University alerts 176,567 faculty, staff, students and affiliates to hacking incident

Posted on November 11, 2011 by Dissent

A notice was posted today on Virginia Commonwealth University’s web site: To the VCU and VCU Health System communities: A security incident has resulted in unauthorized access to a Virginia Commonwealth University computer server containing files with personal information on current and former VCU and VCU Health System faculty, staff, students and affiliates. We believe the…

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FL: Students’ Personal Information Exposed

Posted on November 10, 2011 by Dissent

Jacquie Slater reports: Parents in Wakulla County are worried after the social security numbers of thousands of students were accidentally made public. Superintendent David Miller sent the letter to the parents of more than 2400 students in grades four through ten whose information was accidentally posted on line. The glitch was found when a parent…

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