Category: Lastest Data Breaches

1. Locations in the News

   (9 articles) California

   (5 articles) Florida

   (4 articles) Washington

   (3 articles) Hospital

   (3 articles) Chapel Hill

   (3 articles) Virginia

   (3 articles) Massachusetts

   (3 articles) San Diego

   (3 articles) Wisconsin

   (3 articles) Texas

2. Organizations in the News

   (19 articles) NO/UNKNOWN Data Recovered

   (7 articles) University of North Carolina

   (7 articles) Ssn Naa

   (6 articles) FBI

   (5 articles) National Archives and Records Administration

   (5 articles) OSF Data Loss Logo

   (4 articles) ICO

   (4 articles) Wyndham Hotels

   (4 articles) Equifax

   (3 articles) IRS

3. People in the News

   (2 articles) Kathy Silver

   (2 articles) Amichai Shulman

   (2 articles) Dan Goodin

   (2 articles) Jon Leibowitz

   (2 articles) Avivah Litan

   (1 articles) Dan Sullivan

   (1 articles) Hancock Fabrics

   (1 articles) Jeff Smokler

   (1 articles) Tim Wilson

   (1 articles) Tom Kelly

1. Data Breaches Revealed At Local Hospitals

   View all 7 articles » Explore Article thebostonchannel.com (Mar 3 2010) Healthcare , Compliance , Lastest Data Breaches

   At Mass Eye and Ear Infirmary, the credit card information of 1,076 people may have been compromised... a data breach affecting 528 people at Brown University... the laptop of a former Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center employee was stolen... and According to HHS, the electronic medical records of more than 1,800 patients at an unidentified private medical practice in Stoughton were also stolen in December.
   

   POS terminal infected with virus exposes 50 customers credit card numbers - OSF Data Loss Database  
   4,700 Patients Personal Information May Have Been Accessed By Unauthorized Parties After Two Viruses Infected Clinic’s Computers. - OSF Data Loss Database  
   

   Comment on Article Mentions:   HHS   Boston

2. Stolen computer exposes 7174 students names, addresses and Social Security numbers

   Explore Article OSF Data Loss Database (Mar 18 2010) Consumer , Higher Ed , Lastest Data Breaches

   Vanderbilt University data loss incident circa 2010-03-16
   

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3. PNC/National City Cards Hit With Fraud

   Explore Article wcpo.com (Mar 18 2010) Consumer , Corporate , Lastest Data Breaches

   9 news has learned of an apparent data breach affecting some former customers of National City Bank, now with PNC.
   

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4. Wyndham Hotel group hacked over three-month period to leave customer credit card data compromised

   View all 2 articles » Explore Article IT security news, reviews and opinion (Mar 2 2010) Corporate , Lastest Data Breaches

   Guests of Wyndham Hotels may have had their card details compromised following intervention by a hacker in late January... a sophisticated hacker penetrated the computer systems of one of the Wyndham Hotels and Resorts (WHR) data centres over a three-month period'.
   

   Wyndham hotels hacked again - UK technology news, reviews and analysis  
   

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5. FTC warns organiations, firms about P2P sensitive data leaks

   View all 2 articles » Explore Article AfterDawn.com (Feb 23 2010) Corporate , Data Breach , Lastest Data Breaches

   The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has written to over 100 firms and organizations warning about a widespread, on-going data breach due ...
   

   FTC sounds alarm: data leaking onto P2P networks - content.usatoday.com  
   

   Comment on Article Mentions:   U.S. Federal Trade Commission   Jon Leibowitz   FTC

6. Computer theft raises fraud concern at Cal State L.A.

   View all 4 articles » Explore Article Top of the Ticket (Mar 17 2010) Higher Ed , Lastest Data Breaches

   Cal State Los Angeles has notified 232 former students that a computer stolen from the mathematics department office last month may have contained personal information such as their Social Security numbers and grades.
   

   Current students's information part of security breach - InsideVandy  
   Missing Hard Drive Risks ID Of 35,000 Ark. Soldiers - 4029tv.com  
   

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7. Identity Theft Uncovered at Fabric Stores

   Explore Article esecurityplanet.com (Mar 17 2010) Corporate , Lastest Data Breaches

   Thieves recently used card skimmers at Hancock Fabrics stores to steal financial data from customers. "The personal identification number pads were stolen in August and September and 'replaced with visually identical, but fraudulent PIN pad units,' Hancock Fabrics warned in a letter to customers," writes The Register's Dan Goodin.
   

   Comment on Article Mentions:   Dan Goodin   Hancock Fabrics

8. HSBC data breach revealed

   Explore Article itweb.co.za (Mar 15 2010) Consumer , Corporate , Lastest Data Breaches

   A former IT staffer at HSBC Holdings' Swiss private-banking arm stole data on 24 000 accounts, including around 15 000 current clients, the bank said last week, states Market Watch.
   

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9. Names, addresses and Social Security numbers of 24 may have been exposed by malware

   Explore Article OSF Data Loss Database (Mar 13 2010) Consumer , Lastest Data Breaches

   St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department data loss incident circa 2010-03-12
   

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10. Storage media containing 9,500 employees Social Security numbers lost in mail

    Explore Article OSF Data Loss Database (Mar 12 2010) Consumer , Lastest Data Breaches

    ISS A/S data loss incident circa 2010-02-18
    

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11. Medical records found in drive-thru trash can

    Explore Article kens5.com (Mar 12 2010) Corporate , Healthcare , Medical Identity Theft , Lastest Data Breaches

    Under the 2005 Identity Theft Enforcement Act, businesses are required to have procedures in place to destroy customers' personal information. The state can fine businesses $500 to $2000 per abandoned record.
    

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12. Citibank apologizes after exposing 600,000 Social Security numbers

    Explore Article AccountingWEB.com (Mar 12 2010) Consumer , Corporate , Compliance , Lastest Data Breaches

    Citibank representatives call it a processing error, which doesn’t sound too serious. But for more than half a million Citibank customers who received mail from the credit card company with their Social Security number printed on the outside of the envelope…it was more than a little disturbing.
    

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Citibank   U.S. Postal Service   Chicago Tribune

13. Stolen laptop exposes employees names, addresses, including some Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, codes and expiration dates

    Explore Article OSF Data Loss Database (Mar 10 2010) Consumer , Lastest Data Breaches

    Arrow Electronics Inc data loss incident circa 2010-03-03
    

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14. Stolen laptop exposes clients names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and health information

    Explore Article OSF Data Loss Database (Mar 10 2010) Consumer , ID Theft Prevention , Lastest Data Breaches

    Thrivent Financial for Lutherans data loss incident circa 2010-03-10
    

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15. Missing external drive exposes 35000 guard members names, Social Security numbers

    Explore Article OSF Data Loss Database (Mar 8 2010) Consumer , Lastest Data Breaches

    Arkansas Army National Guard data loss incident circa 2010-02-22
    

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