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A rotten Apple employee arrested; accessed customer data

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Dissent

Well, here’s something I don’t usually see – a breach notification from Apple. On June 16, Apple informed the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office that a former employee had accessed customer data of customers while employed at one of Apple’s retail stores.   The store’s location was not provided. The total number of customers whose data…

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Morgan Stanley investors notified that lost CDs contained their personal and financial data

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Dissent

Christopher Maag reports: Personal information belonging to 34,000 investment clients of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney has been lost, and possibly stolen, in a data breach. According to two letters sent to clients, and obtained by Credit.com, the information includes clients’ names, addresses, account and tax identification numbers, the income earned on the investments in 2010,…

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(Update) UPMC Shadyside Hospital employee pleads guilty to HIPAA violation

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Dissent

As a follow-up to a breach previously reported   involving an employee of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Shadyside Hospital, multiple media sources are reporting that the employee pleaded guilty last week to to taking the names, social security numbers and birth dates of 19 patients there. Read more in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The U.S. Attorney’s…

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CA: 1200 Sutter Gould Medical Foundation patients’ records tossed into dump

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Dissent

Paper medical records belonging to approximately 1,200 patients who visit Sutter Gould Medical Foundation physicians in Stockton and Lodi were lost May 27. They ended up buried in a landfill. The documents – all in one box – contained patient names, addresses, diagnostic test results, provider notes and correspondence, Social Security numbers, disability forms and…

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WA: Clark College issues alert after potential security breach

Posted on July 5, 2011 by Dissent

Fox12 News reports: An alert has been issued because of a potential database security breach at Clark College in Vancouver. An email, sent out to employees of the school, stated there was unauthorized access to college computer records that resulted in the potential disclosure of some faculty and student information. School authorities are encouraging people…

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For Hulu, Facebook Connect becomes a security headache

Posted on July 2, 2011 by Dissent

Declan McCullagh reports:   Hulu acknowledged this afternoon that an attempt to integrate itself with Facebook didn’t go exactly as planned. Far from aiding the “entire social experience,” which the video streaming service had promised in its announcement earlier in the day, the attempted integration allowed some Hulu users to access other users’ accounts. In a followup…

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