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New York woman pleads guilty to ID theft scheme

Posted on January 30, 2011 by Dissent

Kylie Cerda, 46, pleaded guilty last week to stealing more than $300,000 dollars from JPMorgan Chase Bank and more than $30,000 dollars from Citibank through the use of stolen bank customer account numbers, identities, and personal identifying information. The plea was announced by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance. According to documents filed in court and…

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Minnesota Education Department improperly releases transcripts from online charter school

Posted on January 30, 2011 by Dissent

Mila Koumpilova reports: The Minnesota Department of Education improperly released the transcripts of 20 students at the online BlueSky Charter School in November, the department acknowledged Friday. The department uncovered the privacy breach this week while processing a new data request regarding the school, spokeswoman Charlene Briner said. Commissioner Brenda Cassellius, who took over the…

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Possible security breach involving Xavier University?

Posted on January 29, 2011 by Dissent

On January 26, Jennifer Baker of the Cincinnati Enquirer reported that Miller Beckham III, 32, of Springfield Township was charged with demanding $20,000 from Xavier University in exchange for not publicly releasing personal student documents. On January 27, Cliff Peal of the same paper reported that students had not been notified of any breach and…

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Amazon.com Security Flaw Accepts Passwords That Are Close, But Not Exact

Posted on January 28, 2011 by Dissent

Dylan Tweney reports: An Amazon.com security flaw allows some customers to log in with variations of their actual password that are close to, but not exactly, their real password. The flaw lets Amazon accept as valid some passwords that have extra characters added on after the 8th character, and also makes the password case-insensitive. For…

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Maine: Thousands of Five County Credit Union Customers Issued New Cards Following Security Breach

Posted on January 28, 2011 by Dissent

MyFOXMaine reports: Several thousand customers of Five County Credit Union are getting new debit and credit cards after security breaches involving an unnamed retailer and processing center. Five County says about 3,000 credit and debit card customers are getting new cards because of the breach, which happened with a third party, not the credit union….

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NC: Police Investigate Bank Card Breach At Greenville Store

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Dissent

Dave Jordan reports: A number of customers who used their credit and debit card information at one store in the east may want to check their statements after an apparent breach in the system sent credit card information to an unknown location. One of those alleged victims–Kate Ford–says she used her debit card to buy…

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