University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is alerting hundreds of patients that a former resident physician stored confidential medical documents without consent.
More than two years after gray-hat hacker Andrew Auernheimer exploited a flaw in AT&T's website, which led to users' email addresses being leaked, a jury in New Jersey returned a guilty verdict.
Gov. Nikki Haley said the agency suffered from two flaws: One, it didn't require additional credentialing to access sensitive systems and two, it didn't encrypt taxpayer data.
A U.S. District Court has found that Valve, maker of the Steam video game distribution service, is not liable for a breach last November that exposed personal data belonging to some 35 million subscribers.
More than 1,000 individuals who applied to work at Chicago polling sites on Election Day had their personal information exposed on the Chicago Board of Elections website.
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