Collaborate Disseminate
Elijah Decius reports: A federal District Court judge has granted a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction requested by Landus Cooperative in its lawsuit against NEW Cooperative of Fort Dodge. The lawsuit, filed two weeks ago by the Ame… Continue reading Court grants injunction, restraining order against NEW Co-op
There are bad breaches, and then there are the ones where words like “despicable,” “evil,” “immoral,” “disgusting,” and “reprehensible” just seem too weak to express how decent people might fe… Continue reading CEO who lied to thousands of patients by telling them they had less than six months to live in order to enroll them in hospice sentenced to prison
Title: False Statements and Concealment of Material Information by VA Information Technology Staff Report Number: 17-01980-201 Download Report Issue Date: 1/28/2021 City/State: VA Office: Office of Information and Technology (OIT) Report Author: Office… Continue reading False Statements and Concealment of Material Information by VA Information Technology Staff
Looks like I missed this announcement from the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Alberta on January 19: An Edmonton-based pharmacist received a $5,000 fine, plus a $1,000 victim fine surcharge, on Friday, Jan. 15 for using health in… Continue reading Ca: Pharmacist Fined for Breaching Health Information
A 10-count indictment was unsealed today in federal court in Brooklyn charging Bryan Cho, also known as “Yong Hee Cho,” with possession of a fake foreign passport; aggravated identity theft; making false statements during a background check and wire fr… Continue reading IRS Agent Charged with Identity Theft and Wire Fraud
Catalin Cimpanu reports: Dutch police have arrested two individuals on Friday for allegedly selling data from the Dutch health ministry’s COVID-19 systems on the criminal underground. The arrests came after an investigation by RTL Nieuws reporter… Continue reading Dutch COVID-19 patient data sold on the criminal underground
Coltrane Carlson reports: Landus Cooperative has filed a lawsuit against two former employees and New Cooperative. The lawsuit that was filed in the U.S. Northern District of Central Iowa Court and names two former employees Jeffrey Headley and Brian B… Continue reading IA: Landus Cooperative files lawsuit against two former employees and New Cooperative
Xu Keyue reports: The leak of personal information of people who took part in epidemiological surveys has sparked public concern about the privacy of COVID-19 patients, and cast a shadow over the safety and reliability of the surveys, which could negat… Continue reading CN: Leaks of personal information from epidemiological survey cast shadow over anti-epidemic work
From the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC – formerly IPCC): An Essex Police officer will appear at court charged with an offence under the Computer Misuse Act 1990 following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)investigation…. Continue reading UK: Essex Police officer to appear at court charged with computer misuse offences
Joel Rosenblatt reports: A former Tesla Inc. software engineer was ordered to appear before a judge to face allegations that three days into his job, he started stealing confidential files and transferring them to a personal storage account. During his… Continue reading Tesla Claims Engineer Stole Secrets Just Days Into the Job