A Vermont senator has once again brought a bill to Congress that, if passed, would establish a national standard for data breach notification, as well as toughen up penalties for computer hacking crimes.
Data on nearly 12,000 past and present clients of the Wyoming Department of Health Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children may be at risk after an unsecured file was sent to a partner.
A group of individuals communicating in underground forums are attempting to decrypt a 50GB dump of Triple DES encrypted PIN numbers believed to have been acquired in the massive 2013 attack on retail giant Target.
A laptop stolen from the office of a New Mexico Oncology Hematology Consultants employee may have led to a compromise of unsecured protected health information for more than 12,000 individuals.
It was a computer programming error in the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services that led to the Medicaid cards of almost 50,000 children being mailed to wrong addresses.
An undisclosed number of T-Mobile customers may have had personal information compromised after an unauthorized party gained access to a file stored on servers owned and managed by a T-Mobile supplier.
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