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Arlo advises customers to change passwords after credential-stuffing attempts detected

Posted on May 26, 2018 by Dissent

May 26 notification posted to community.netgear.com. Here’s how it begins: Dear Arlo Customer: We have recently observed suspicious activity potentially impacting Arlo accounts. We take the privacy and security of your account and personal information very seriously and have initiated an investigation into the suspicious activity.  From our initial investigation, it appears that attackers may…

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University of Vermont notifies community of hack of NetID portal

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Dissent

Brian Wallstin reports: University of Vermont officials say they have no reason to believe the personal information of 37,000 current and former faculty, staff and students fell into the wrong hands following a breach of the school’s computer systems. On Wednesday, UVM notified users of NetID, a portal that grants access to campus email, services such…

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Aetna, still looking for scapegoat in HIV disclosure fiasco, sues plaintiffs firms

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Dissent

This case is the stuff derisive tweeters live for. Seriously. Aetna is only making itself look worse and worse. Alison Frankel reports: Aetna has intensified its search for someone else to blame for a settlement notification fiasco that has so far put the company on the hook for nearly $20 million. Aetna stands accused, as…

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Aultman data breach may have accessed patient information

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Dissent

Canton Repository reports: About 42,600 patients tied to AultWorks Occupational Medicine, Aultman Hospital, and some Aultman physician offices may have had personal health and identification information stolen in a data breach. Aultman Health Foundation said in a news release issued Friday that unknown and unauthorized individuals gained access to certain email accounts in February and…

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NY: Monroe County Clerk tossing personal, sensitive DMV customer information in the trash

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Dissent

WHEC has the story, brought to them by a consumer who observed employees just tossing records with personal information: Mottshaw says he refuses to give his social security number out because his identity has been stolen before. When he was at the DMV in Henrietta he says he saw employees throw documents in the garbage….

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Insurance startup leaks sensitive customer health data

Posted on May 24, 2018 by Dissent

Zack Whittaker reports: A software startup that provides independent insurance brokers with customer management software has exposed highly sensitive information on thousands of insurance policy holders. A vast cache of data was stored on Amazon S3 storage bucket by AgentRun, a Chicago, Ill.-based company founded in 2012 by Andrew Lech, a former independent insurance broker….

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