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8,000 Social Security numbers and some credit card numbers of prospective students on a public server


 
Student used an application on his cell phone to hack into the school's computer network


 
Man stole “numerous” customer accounts for more than a year


 
391 current and former hospital employees names and Social Security numbers posted on website


 
Data backup file held by vendor was accessed by an intruder included user names, email addresses and passwords


 
Customers’ names, email addresses, billing and shipping addresses, telephone numbers, credit card information and/or a cryptographically scrambled passwords exposed


 
2,257 Social Security numbers of living veterans was mistakenly released to Ancestry.com as part of a response to a Freedom of Information Act request


 
1.8 million customers Social Security numbers, dates of birth and, in some cases, financial institution account numbers compromised


 
Unauthorized access to a database server exposes unencrypted customer passwords including FTP/shell and email accounts


 
Fraudulent purchases made with information from dozens of locals’ credit and debit cards


 
7,000 full customer names, complete addresses, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, gender, Medicaid identification numbers, case management information and telephone numbers


 
650,000 names, email addresses, birth dates and nutritional data due to hacked database


 
Boxes full of 2,000 personal medical records including names, addresses, phone numbers and social security numbers in a trash can


 
5,294 e-mail addresses, MD5 passwords, and usernames dumped on the Internet


 
44 employees' names, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, and clear-text passwords dumped on the Internet


 
124,410 names, dates of birth, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, and MD5 passwords dumped on Internet


 
24 million email addresses, billing and shipping addresses, phone numbers, the last four digits from credit cards, passwords and more illegally accessed


 
Call center employee pleads guilty to stealing and misusing customers' credit card numbers


 
342,000 records of subscriber/customers, including 315K e-mail addresses and phone numbers, 85K dates of birth, and 27K MD5 passwords dumped on web


 
Banking information and other data from perhaps tens of thousands of students, faculty and administrators were exfiltrated overseas by numerous viruses that were on systems for over a decade


 
 

 
 
 

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